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Three Nigerians arrested in India over invalid immigration papers

Three Nigerian men have been arrested in Delhi, India, for allegedly staying in the country without valid immigration documents, according to reports. Read More: https://punchng.com/three-nigerians-arrested-in-india-over-invalid-immigration-papers/

Three Nigerians arrested in India over invalid immigration papers

Three Nigerians have been arrested in Delhi, India, for allegedly overstaying in the country without valid immigration documents, according to a report by Punch Nigeria. The arrests took place during a verification drive in southwest Delhi's Dwarka on October 31, and the men were identified as Bartholomew Uwaebuka Iloegbunem, Konan Okocha (also known as Konan Brice Kousaai), and Ndubuisi Charles Nwabufor.

The individuals failed to provide documents authorizing their stay when questioned by the police, and they were subsequently transferred to a detention center in Lampur.

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