Three foreign women from Nigeria, aged between 40 and 50, were detained by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence at a railway station in Bhopal. Authorities acted on intelligence inputs suspecting drug trafficking while the individuals were travelling in a Mumbai-bound train.
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Three foreign women from Nigeria, aged between 40 and 50, were detained by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence at a railway station in Bhopal. Authorities acted on intelligence inputs suspecting drug trafficking while the individuals were travelling in a Mumbai-bound train.
Although the luggage search yielded no incriminating items or drugs, subsequent document verification revealed that the trio lacked valid travel documents and passports, indicating they were staying in the country illegally. Consequently, they were handed over to the local police.
The authorities subsequently transferred the detained individuals to a designated detention centre for foreign nationals. Meanwhile, the police initiated an investigation to trace their entry routes and past stays, alongside starting deportation proceedings.
Not yet reported: The articles do not specify how long the women had been staying in India or the exact locations they visited prior to their detention.
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The three women have been placed in a detention centre for foreign nationals, and the Bhopal Police have initiated the deportation process.
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Three foreign nationals from Nigeria who were found without valid travel documents.
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