<p>Immigration officials at the Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) on Friday caught two Bangladeshi nationals who were trying to board a flight to Malaysia using Indian passports.</p>.<p>The accused have been identified as Tiual Barua Das Arnab (21), a native of Chittagong, who had reached India on a tourist visa in August 2019. He approached a local agent, who managed to get him a passport using forged ID cards. He was then sent to a mutt in Nagpur, where he remained for a few months before getting a visa to enter Malaysia.</p>.<p>Officials said that he reached the immigration check at KIA and was detained on suspicion. A detailed interrogation led to him confessing to the crime. Just two hours after he was detained, officials detained and questioned 28-year-old Akel Barua Roy Tanmoy, who was also trying to fly from KIA to Malaysia.</p>.<p>He admitted to having entered India by crossing the border illegally and said that he had stayed in Kolkata for a while before getting a valid passport through an agent.</p>.<p>According to sources, Roy also spent some time in Nagpur before procuring a visa to enter Malaysia. The police are now on the lookout for the agent who helped them acquire Indian passport.</p>
<p>Immigration officials at the Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) on Friday caught two Bangladeshi nationals who were trying to board a flight to Malaysia using Indian passports.</p>.<p>The accused have been identified as Tiual Barua Das Arnab (21), a native of Chittagong, who had reached India on a tourist visa in August 2019. He approached a local agent, who managed to get him a passport using forged ID cards. He was then sent to a mutt in Nagpur, where he remained for a few months before getting a visa to enter Malaysia.</p>.<p>Officials said that he reached the immigration check at KIA and was detained on suspicion. A detailed interrogation led to him confessing to the crime. Just two hours after he was detained, officials detained and questioned 28-year-old Akel Barua Roy Tanmoy, who was also trying to fly from KIA to Malaysia.</p>.<p>He admitted to having entered India by crossing the border illegally and said that he had stayed in Kolkata for a while before getting a valid passport through an agent.</p>.<p>According to sources, Roy also spent some time in Nagpur before procuring a visa to enter Malaysia. The police are now on the lookout for the agent who helped them acquire Indian passport.</p>
