India News | 43 Bangladeshi Muslim Infiltrators Arrested in Jalgaon for Forging Birth Certificates: BJP's Kirit Somaiya
In a shocking revelation, 43 individuals allegedly from Bangladesh have been arrested in Jalgaon, India, for forging birth certificates, a move that has sparked concerns over national security and immigration. The arrests were made possible after a BJP MP, Kirit Somaiya, brought the matter to light on social media platform 'X'.
According to documents shared by Somaiya, the individuals were arrested following a First Information Report (FIR) lodged by the Jalgaon police. The FIR names the 43 individuals, allegedly from Bangladesh, who were found to be in possession of forged birth certificates.
Somaiya alleged that the court seal was stolen from the Executive Magistrate's office, and the Executive Magistrate's signatures were forged to create the fake documents. He further claimed that these individuals were attempting to gain Indian citizenship through the forged certificates.
The Jalgaon police have confirmed the arrests, but declined to comment further on the matter. The incident has raised concerns over the security of vital documents and the potential for large-scale immigration fraud.
Somaiya's revelation has sparked a heated debate on social media, with many calling for stricter measures to prevent such incidents in the future. The BJP MP has demanded a thorough investigation into the matter and has sought the intervention of the state government to prevent similar cases from occurring.
The incident has also highlighted the need for stricter immigration policies and better document verification processes to prevent such cases of forgery. The Jalgaon police have launched an investigation into the matter, and the outcome is yet to be determined.
