A day after the arrest of three Bangladesh nationals by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), officials alleged that the accused were running a racket of helping others to cross the porous borders and also getting them placements for odd jobs in and around the city.
Inspector Gajendra Singh Chouhan, who track down Khaleel Chaprasi and his father-in-law Abdul Khader, told the police that he was not alone and there were over 43 Bangladeshi nationals who crossed the border with him in 2011 and are working in and around Bellandur.
Based on his information, Mr. Chouhan sought the help of Bellandur police to track down a total of 43 Bangladesh nationals working as security guards, house keeping staff and construction labourers.
