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UP Police Launch Drive Against Illegal Settlements; Suspects Flee Leaving Belongings
UPDATED: Dec 10, 2025 14:46 IST
In this special report, an unidentified reporter covers the ongoing drive against illegal Rohingyas and Bangladeshis in Uttar Pradesh. The police and administrative departments are conducting raids on illegal 'Jhoogis' (settlements) in a specific location. The reporter observes that 'many have left their places, left their homes... leaving behind their belongings,' including spectacle cases and other items, indicating a hasty departure. The report highlights that many of the individuals questioned possessed Aadhaar cards from a specific area in Assam. The reporter also notes the challenge for the police regarding where these individuals will go next, as detention centres are not yet ready. The visual evidence includes abandoned belongings and questionable electricity connections, underscoring the scale of the illegal settlements.
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