Mangaluru (Karnataka) – Karnataka Home Minister Araga Gyanendra has directed the Dakshina Kannada District Police to conduct a survey to identify foreign nationals that are illegally residing in the District. Gyanendra said the aim of the survey was to track down foreign nationals living in Karnataka even after their visas have expired and lacked valid documents.
Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra has directed the Dakshina Kannada district police and the city police commissionerate to conduct station-level survey of foreign nationals illegally staying in the districthttps://t.co/E3bY2U0WlV
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The Home Minister said that the Police would have to find out whether the foreign nationals had fake Aadhaar cards, ration cards, or voter IDs. Police have been directed to submit a report on it within two weeks. Home Minister Gyanendra gave this information after a meeting with senior officers of the District Police. He also said that such a survey was conducted recently in Bengaluru.
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