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India news Live Updates, 31 August 2026: Rising water levels of Mandakini river create flood-like conditions in Chitrakoot
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Many came to India as aggressors but are now Bharatiya citizens," he said. "Today, 31 Bangladeshi nationals who were secured by 10 different Police Stations were sent from SMVT Bengaluru Terminal to Malda Railway Station, West Bengal, for deportation," M Narayana, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Electronic City) said.
Thirty-one Bangladeshi nationals detained from different parts of the city were deported on Monday following a crackdown on undocumented immigrants, police said, according to PTI. Families have launched their own search missions across the disaster zone, with many saying they cannot rest until they recover their loved ones’ bodies for last rites.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said Hindus respect and accept all, adding that Bharat has given asylum to persecuted people and welcomed many who came as aggressors. The death toll from flash floods in Nepal has reached 903, according to Nepalese authorities, with rescue and relief operations continuing in affected areas.
They are expected to reach Malda at around 5 pm on Tuesday (Sep 1), where further procedures will be carried out, police said. They were escorted by 20 police personnel, he said.
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- Families have launched their own search missions across the disaster zone, with many saying they cannot rest until they recover their loved ones’ bodies for last rites .
- Thirty-one Bangladeshi nationals detained from different parts of the city were deported on Monday following a crackdown on undocumented immigrants, police said, according to PTI.
- "Today, 31 Bangladeshi nationals who were secured by 10 different Police Stations were sent from SMVT Bengaluru Terminal to Malda Railway Station, West Bengal, for deportation," M Narayana, Deputy Commissioner of…
- They were escorted by 20 police personnel, he said.
- They are expected to reach Malda at around 5 pm on Tuesday (Sep 1), where further procedures will be carried out, police said.
- The death toll from flash floods in Nepal has reached 903, according to Nepalese authorities, with rescue and relief operations continuing in affected areas.
- RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said Hindus respect and accept all, adding that Bharat has given asylum to persecuted people and welcomed many who came as aggressors.
- Many came to India as aggressors but are now Bharatiya citizens," he said.
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