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Three African nationals held in Delhi for overstaying visas

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Three African nationals have been detained in Nihal Vihar area of outer Delhi for allegedly overstaying their visas, police said on Thursday.

The action followed a routine patrol by a police team on Shukar Bazar Road in Chander Vihar on Wednesday. During verification, officers intercepted a group of foreigners and found that three of them were living in the city without valid documents.

The men were identified as Christian Emuh, a resident of Ghana; Steven Anthony, from Sierra Leone; and Mohamed Niang, from Senegal. Police said their visas had expired, and they had been residing in Delhi illegally.

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All three were taken to the Nihal Vihar police station and later shifted to the Lampur detention centre in Narela. The case has been referred to the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO), which has begun deportation proceedings, officials added.

(With inputs from PTI)

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