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Crime
Military Intelligence and CID Detain Suspected Bangladeshi Woman in Bikaner, Rajasthan
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bikaner
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 05:32 PM
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A joint team of Military Intelligence and the Crime Investigation Department arrested a woman suspected of being from Bangladesh after locating her at a dera in Ashok Nagar, Bikaner.
Bikaner police confirmed that a coordinated operation involving the Military Intelligence Directorate and the state Crime Investigation Department led to the arrest of a woman believed to be a Bangladeshi national. The suspect was apprehended from a makeshift settlement, known locally as a dera, in the Ashok Nagar area of the city.
Authorities said the joint team acted on intelligence inputs that indicated the woman's presence in the locality and potential involvement in illegal activities, though specific charges have not been disclosed. The operation underscores ongoing efforts by security agencies to curb cross‑border infiltration and related crimes in Rajasthan.
The detained individual was taken into custody for further questioning, and the case has been handed over to the CID for a detailed investigation. No further details about her identity or the exact nature of the alleged offence have been released pending the inquiry.
Officials from both agencies declined to comment on the broader intelligence context, emphasizing that the operation was part of routine surveillance and enforcement measures aimed at maintaining law and order in the region.
Authorities said the joint team acted on intelligence inputs that indicated the woman's presence in the locality and potential involvement in illegal activities, though specific charges have not been disclosed. The operation underscores ongoing efforts by security agencies to curb cross‑border infiltration and related crimes in Rajasthan.
The detained individual was taken into custody for further questioning, and the case has been handed over to the CID for a detailed investigation. No further details about her identity or the exact nature of the alleged offence have been released pending the inquiry.
Officials from both agencies declined to comment on the broader intelligence context, emphasizing that the operation was part of routine surveillance and enforcement measures aimed at maintaining law and order in the region.