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Police nab two overstaying foreign nationals in special drive across north-west district

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December 10, 2025

In an operation, the Foreigner Cell of the NorthWest District, Delhi Police, detained two foreign nationals who had allegedly remained in India for several years without valid documentation.

- TIKAM SHARMA.

The action is part of an ongoing crackdown aimed at addressing the issue ofoverstaying foreigners, reinforcing law and order, and enhancing national security across the capital. Officials said that police teams received precise intelligence inputs about two individuals suspected of overstaying their permitted visa duration and regularly visiting the Mukherjee Nagar locality. Acting swiftly on the information, a specially formed team carried out a covert operation near the Nirankari Ground, where the suspects were located. Following a short chase, the police successfully apprehended both individuals. Upon verification, authorities discovered that the two foreign nationals had overstayed their visas

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