Campaigns have been launched against illegal Pakistanis and Bangladeshis. The Navnirman Sena (MNS) has started this campaign in Maharashtra. But Mumbai Police is not only giving information about illegal foreign intruders to this. RTI activist Anil had sought information from Mumbai Police under this right to information, but, the police has replied that this right to information Is beyond

Janaushadhi Diwas: Why this woman gets emotional while talking to PM Modi?

Anil Galgali had sought information from the Mumbai Police that in the last five years, how many such foreign nationals have been caught and sent abroad, what is the number of such people. Also, under which sections those foreign nationals have been arrested. What is the fine imposed on them with minimum and maximum punishment?

Congress will start 'Gandhi Sandesh Yatra' from this day

Regarding this matter, Galgali said that the police did not give this information as per Section 24 (1) of Part-6 of the Right to Information Act 2005. Mumbai Police Crime Branch Police Inspector Ravindra Katkar sent the intention of Senior Branch Inspector Ravindra Dalvi to the Special Branch. In this intention, such an order has been issued that the information of the people residing in India has been removed from the purview of the Right to Information Act.

Azam Khan's troubles increased, another lawsuit filed for land acusition