New Delhi: Dwarka District Police in the national capital have taken strict action against foreign nationals residing illegally in India. Three Nigerian nationals were apprehended and sent to a detention centre for overstaying their permitted period of stay in India. During the investigation, the three individuals failed to produce valid documents to justify their stay in the country.
Police Intensify Action Against Visa Overstayers
Under the directions of Deputy Commissioner of Police (Dwarka District) Kushal Pal Singh and the supervision of ACP Operations Subhash Malik, the Anti-Narcotics Cell team has been continuously identifying and taking action against foreign nationals residing in India despite the expiry of their visa validity.
Three Nigerian Nationals Found Without Valid Documents
As part of the ongoing campaign, on October 31, 2026, a team of the Anti-Narcotics Cell, led by Inspector Satish Kumar, conducted checks and document verification of foreign nationals in various areas of Dwarka district. During the operation, three Nigerian nationals identified as Bartholomew Uwaebuka Iloegbunem, Konan Okocha alias Konan Bryce Kusai, and Ndubuisi Charles Nwabufor were found residing in India without valid documents.
Sent to Detention Centre on FRRO Orders
The three individuals were presented before the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) in Delhi for necessary action. Following document verification, the FRRO issued separate orders on October 31, 2026. Subsequently, all three foreign nationals were sent to the Seva Sadan Detention Centre in Lampur, Delhi. The police handed them over to the superintendent of the detention centre.
Anti-Narcotics Cell Team Leads the Operation
The entire operation was conducted by the Dwarka District Police Anti-Narcotics Cell under the leadership of Inspector Satish Kumar, with the direction of DCP Kushal Pal Singh and supervision of ACP Operations Subhash Malik. The police have issued a clear message that foreign nationals found staying in India beyond their permitted visa period without valid authorization will continue to be identified and dealt with in accordance with the law.
