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Saharanpur (Uttar Pradesh) – The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad has arrested a Rohingya Muslim from Ekta Colony in the Qutub Sher area of the city. The accused has been identified as Shahabuddin. A mobile phone, Aadhaar card, PAN card, bank passbook and property documents were seized from his possession. He had reportedly been residing in the district for several years and was working in a meat factory.
For several days, the Anti-Terrorism Squad had been receiving inputs that some individuals from Myanmar had illegally entered India and were working in meat factories in Saharanpur district.
Acting on specific information, the police arrested Shahabuddin from Ekta Colony. During interrogation, it emerged that he is originally from Myanmar.
From his pocket, the police recovered a mobile phone, a blue slip bearing the name of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, an official Aadhaar card, as well as land-related documents, bank account details and electricity bills.
During questioning, he admitted that he is originally from Myanmar and had illegally entered India around 20–25 years ago. He stated that Indian identity documents were required to work in the meat factory and for other employment purposes; therefore, he obtained an Aadhaar card through a middleman. He claimed that he does not remember the name of the agent.
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