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- A 22-year-old pregnant Bangladeshi woman, detained in Bengaluru under Operation Mukta, gave birth to a baby girl at a temporary detention facility in Bengaluru Rural district on August 24.
- Police arranged post-delivery treatment at Ghosha Hospital in Shivajinagar and assigned a woman constable to care for the mother and newborn.
- After the woman was discharged on August 28, both were deported with 31 other detained Bangladeshi nationals, who were sent by train to Malda and handed to West Bengal authorities.
- Police say around 100 people have been detained so far under the ongoing operation against illegal immigrants.
What to watch next
- Continuation of Operation Mukta and further detentions across Bengaluru
- FRRO orders on deportation procedures for remaining detainees
- Conditions at the detention facilities and NGO-run centres housing detainees
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M. Narayana
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“We ensured that, though they are illegal immigrants, their human rights should not be violated at any cost”
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…after Khatoon and the newborn. Police personnel reportedly provided food and medical assistance. Officials said the team ensured that the woman received necessary treatment and that the newborn was properly cared for. “ We ensured that, though they are illegal immigrants, their human rights should not be violated at any cost ,” M. Narayana, DCP (Electronics City) said. The mother and her nine-day-old baby were subsequently escorted for deportation following an FRRO order. According to the police, 31 detained Bangladeshi nationals were…
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Named India · Bangladesh · Asma Khatoon · Rabibul Badsha · Shakti Sadhana Sarvodaya Service Society · Bengaluru City Police · Foreigners Regional Registration Office · Ghosha Hospital · M. Narayana · Parappana Agrahara Police Station · Sheela
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