Pakistani woman, son detained in Bagepalli for overstaying visa
Police in Bagepalli have detained a Pakistani woman and her son for overstaying their visas and allegedly possessing fraudulent Indian identity documents. The authorities are currently verifying the authenticity of the documents and the immigration status of the accused.
Why it matters
This case highlights issues surrounding immigration enforcement and the potential misuse of national identity documents.
The Bagepalli police have detained a Pakistani woman and her son for allegedly residing in India illegally using a voter ID and a ration card after the expiry of their visas.
According to police, Farhanaz, a Pakistani citizen, and her son Mohammed Fardeen Khan were living in Dasaragere village, Bagepalli taluk. A case has been registered against them for allegedly overstaying their visas and remaining in the country without valid authorisation.
Investigators said Farhanaz had married Ayub Khan, a resident of Dasaragere village. The couple has two children, and one of them, Mohammed Fardeen Khan, has also been taken into custody as part of the investigation.
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