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UP: 10 Rohangiyas booked for living illegally in Unnao

Unnao (UP), May 23 (UNI) A case has been lodged against 10 persons under the Foreigners Act following information of Rohingya citizens living in huts near the banks of Ganga in Gangaghat area of Unnao district here in Uttar Pradesh, police said here on Friday.
Gangaghat police station in-charge Pramod Mishra said that the case has been registered on the complaint of Balughat outpost in-charge Gajendra Singh. "During the investigation, the families residing illegally in Shakti Nagar and Manohar Nagar localities of the region, were confirmed on the basis of their accent," he said.
He said that during interrogation, valid documents were sought from these family members, but they failed to produce such documents. "After this, a case was registered against 10 Rohingya citizens on the complaint of Balughat outpost in-charge Gajendra Singh," he said.
Officials said that a case has been registered against Mohammad Sahil, Anwar, Habibullah, Asmat, Rohima Begum, Yahiya, Sinwara Begum, Junaid, Azida and Noor Qaida under The Foreigners Act.
After finding a family living illegally, the police have alerted the intelligence agencies. "This family had come from Myanmar and was living illegally in Gangaghat area of Unnao. Their accent and lack of coordination with the local language became the reason for their identification," they said.
Police sources said that verification of outsiders living in the area will be done and strict action will be taken against those living illegally. No arrest has been made so far, they said.
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