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Deported Bangladeshi criminal living India, caught by Mapusa police

PANAJI
A Bangladeshi national, previously convicted and deported for a criminal offence, was found to have been illegally living in India. The Mapusa police arrested Mohammad Jahangir Mondal alias Jahagir Mondal for not possessing the mandatory valid travel documents.

According to Sub Divisional Police Officer (Mapusa) Jivba Dalvi, the patrolling team intercepted him while he was roaming in Mapusa City and on verification, he was found without his passport and visa.

The man is identified as Mohammad Jahangir Mondal alias Jahagir Mondal, aged 24 years. “In this respect, Mapusa Police Station registered an offence under section 14 of Foreigner Act 1946, 6(a) of Passport Entry into India Rules 1950, and arrested him for the crime. Further investigation revealed he was previously convicted by JMFC, Vasco and was thereafter deported from India through FRRO, Panaji,” the officer said.

Details revealed that Mondal, who is a daily wage worker, trespassed into Indian borders by walking through fields from the neighbouring country and thereafter travelled to Goa by train.

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Relief for people as lift in SGPDA building repaired

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Dec 8, 2023, 1:02 AM IST
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Relief for people as lift in SGPDA building repaired

MARGAOCitizens visiting government offices in the Osia Commercial complex at the SGPDA complex may have something to cheer about, finally.The lift in the building housing the SGDPA, TCP, besides other government offices, has been finally repaired and made functional. For the last two days, citizens could make it to the SGPDA and TCP offices in the high-rise building by taking the lift.Inquiries have only revealed that the SGPDA has repaired the lift in the commercial…

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