Chinese man caught at India-Bangladesh border carried 1,300 Indian SIM cards to China: BSF Kamaljit Sandhu
The Chinese national apprehended while trying to cross the India-Bangladesh border illegally told the investigators that he and his associates have smuggled as many as 1,300 Indian SIM cards into their country by hiding them in undergarments, the Border Security Force (BSF) said on Friday.
The Chinese national, Han Junwe, was nabbed by a BSF patrol party from the Malda district of West Bengal on Thursday.
After a preliminary interrogation, the BSF handed over the Chinese intruder to the local police station on Friday.
According to the BSF, the Chinese national used forged Indian documents to carry 1,300 Indian SIM cards to China. His associates smuggled the SIM card into China, concealing it in their undergarments.
The Border Security Force nabbed a Chinese intruder attempting to enter India through the Bangladesh border, who has been identified as a wanted criminal
A Chinese intruder was caught by Border Security Force (BSF) in West Bengal on Thursday while he was trying to illegally cross into India from Indo-Bangladesh international boundary.
A Chinese passport bearing a Bangladeshi visa, a laptop and three mobile phone SIM cards were found on the man who was identified by security officials as Junwei Han. He has been kept at the Kaliachak post of the border guarding force, and a BSF spokesperson in Delhi said an interview of the individual is underway by agencies concerned.
A search of the electronic equipment belonging to a Chinese national who was intercepted by security forces in West Bengal Malda district suggests that he was