BENGALURU: A Pakistani national, his Bangladeshi wife and her parents, who have been living in India with fake passports and Aadhaar cards for the past 10 years, were arrested on Monday from their rented villa at Jigani on the outskirts of Bengaluru.

( MENAFN - Live Mint) Pakistani family arrested in Bengaluru: A Pakistani national, along with his wife and two others, has been arrested in Bengaluru for allegedly residing illegally in India under false identities for the past ten years. The Pakistani family had been living in Delhi since 2014, before they moved to the Karnataka capital in 2018.

A Pakistani national, his wife from Bangladesh, and his in-laws were arrested in Bengaluru for allegedly living illegally in India with fake identities for six years. The police are investigating their network and activities.

In a joint operation by Central agencies, the Jigani police arrested a 48-year-old Pakistani national along with his wife and in-laws, who were living on the outskirts of Bengaluru allegedly with fake identities for the last six years.

The police arrested the accused based on inputs from intelligence officials after two Pakistanis were held at Chennai international airport. The Pakistani nationals who had arrived from Dhaka to Chennai International airport were arrested after immigration officials caught them with fake passports.

A Pakistani national and his family were arrested near Bengaluru for allegedly living in India under a fake name with false documents.

The couple reportedly moved to Delhi in 2014 before relocating to Bengaluru in 2018. Two other individuals, who are the man's in-laws, were also arrested. They were taken into custody during a raid conducted in Jigani,