<p>A total of 14 foreign nationals believed to be from the Rohingya community were arrested from the Agartala-New Delhi Special Rajdhani Express for illegally entering India from Bangladesh, a Northeast Frontier Railway spokesman said on Thursday.</p>.<p>Railways' Security Helpline 182 "proved to be effective, leading to their arrest", he said.</p>.<p>On November 24, the Alipurduar Security Control of the Railway Protection Force received a call from a passenger on the helpline regarding misbehaviour by a few, following which RPF officials informed the matter to their counterparts at New Jalpaiguri under Katihar Division, where the train had its next scheduled stoppage.</p>.<p>Upon its arrival, the group was questioned and their ticket details revealed that all of them were travelling with fake names, he said.</p>.<p>The spokesman said during interrogation, it was learnt that they fled from a "refugee camp at Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh" and entered India.</p>.<p>A case has been registered under the Foreigner's (Amendment) Act.</p>.<p>The arrested persons were produced before the magistrate and later sent to judicial custody, he added.</p>
<p>A total of 14 foreign nationals believed to be from the Rohingya community were arrested from the Agartala-New Delhi Special Rajdhani Express for illegally entering India from Bangladesh, a Northeast Frontier Railway spokesman said on Thursday.</p>.<p>Railways' Security Helpline 182 "proved to be effective, leading to their arrest", he said.</p>.<p>On November 24, the Alipurduar Security Control of the Railway Protection Force received a call from a passenger on the helpline regarding misbehaviour by a few, following which RPF officials informed the matter to their counterparts at New Jalpaiguri under Katihar Division, where the train had its next scheduled stoppage.</p>.<p>Upon its arrival, the group was questioned and their ticket details revealed that all of them were travelling with fake names, he said.</p>.<p>The spokesman said during interrogation, it was learnt that they fled from a "refugee camp at Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh" and entered India.</p>.<p>A case has been registered under the Foreigner's (Amendment) Act.</p>.<p>The arrested persons were produced before the magistrate and later sent to judicial custody, he added.</p>