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Riya Barde, a Bangladeshi adult film actress also known by her professional name Arohi Barde, was arrested for allegedly using a fake Indian passport to reside in India. The arrest occurred in Ulhasnagar, located about 50 km from Mumbai, following a tip-off received by the Hill Line Police.

Investigation and Arrest
The police investigation revealed that Barde, along with three associates, had been living in India using forged documents. Authorities began their inquiry after receiving information about a Bangladeshi family residing in Ambernath, Nevali A, with fake documentation. The investigation led to the discovery that an individual from Amravati had forged the documents for Barde and her associates, facilitating their illegal stay in India.

A case has been registered against Barde and four other individuals under Section 14(A) of the Foreigners Act, 1946, as well as relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code. The police are currently searching for the remaining four individuals involved in the forgery.

Related Cases
In a related case earlier this year, a 23-year-old woman from Thane, Maharashtra, was also arrested for traveling to Pakistan using a fake passport and forged documents. She had allegedly used false identity documents to obtain her passport.

The investigation into Riya Barde’s case continues, as authorities seek to uncover further details of the illegal activities involved.

Training to derail trains being imparted via madarsas in Jhansi and Kanpur, reveals NIA-ATS probe, mob had freed Mufti Khalid Nadvi detained in connection with the conspiracy.
As per the probe, students of the madarsas are being radicalised and instigated to derail trains. Moreover, the youths are also being trained on how to derail trains.

Amid rising incidents of attempts to derail trains by placing various objects on tracks are various places in the country, it has been revealed that training on how to derail trains was being imparted in madarsas. A probe by NIA and Uttar Pradesh ATS has unveiled a conspiracy to derail trans in Jhansi and Kanpur.

As per the probe, students of the madarsas are being radicalised and instigated to derail trains. Moreover, the youths are also being trained on how to derail trains. As part of the probe, the agencies are conducting raids at various madarsas in the region.

Such training is being imparted via online mode, and the probe teams recovered several videos. In the videos, radical Islamists are seen instigating youths to derail train, and also instructing on how to do the task.

One Madarsa teacher named Mufti Khalid Nadvi is being interrogated in connection with the conspiracy.

On Thursday, the investing team raided the houses of Nadvi and questioned him for several hours. However, when NIA and ATS teams were taking him to the police station for further interrogation, a massive Muslim mob attacked the convoy and freed Nadvi. The mob including a large number of women gathered after announcements were made from the local mosque.

Later the police again detained him, and he is being questioned. How laptop, mobile phone, and other items have been seized. He is accused of involvement in terrorist activities and foreign funding. After questioning, police released Mufti Khalid Nadvi.

Police have also filed a case against around 100 people for attacking the NIA-ATS team and freeing the detained person. Raids are being conducted to nab the accused.

In the last 3 months, there have been several attempts to derail important trains like the Sabarmati Express and Kalindi Express around Jhansi and Kanpur. Stones were also pelted on the ‘Vande Bharat’ train in this region. Various objects like cylinders, wood logs etc were placed on the tracks, however, they were spotted by alert railway workers or locals, and there was no untoward incident.

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The Crime Branch recently arrested six Bangladeshi women from the Hanuman Tekdi area of Bhiwandi for residing in India without any valid documentation. Acting on information suggesting that some women involved in prostitution were also illegal immigrants, the police formed a special team in coordination with the local Crime Branch Unit-2 to investigate further.

On Monday at approximately 1:45 pm, the team conducted a raid at Bombay Chawl, Lane Nos. 1 and 2, in Hanuman Tekdi, Bhiwandi, under the jurisdiction of the Thane Police Commissionerate. During the raid, six women were apprehended after failing to provide any valid identification or travel documents. Preliminary investigations revealed that these women had crossed the India-Bangladesh border illegally and were residing in rented accommodations in Bhiwandi.

A case has been registered against the women under various sections of the Passport (Entry into India) Act, 1920, and the Foreigners Act, 1946. The investigation is ongoing to uncover further links and details regarding their activities and possible networks aiding their illegal stay.

In addition to the arrests, the landlord who rented out the property to these women has also been booked under Section 7 of the Foreigners Act, 1946, for knowingly providing accommodation to illegal immigrants. The authorities are emphasizing stricter enforcement of laws to prevent such violations and maintain national security.

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