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Bangladeshi national arrested

Staff Reporter

BANGALORE: The Gangammandagudi police on Sunday took into their custody a 35-year-old Bangladeshi national for trespassing into the Indian Air Force Station, Jalahalli.

Sources in the city police told The Hindu that they were trying to question the person, who is said to be mentally disturbed.

Sources said Noor Islam (35) was handed over by the Air Force personnel to the police on Sunday afternoon. He claimed that he had entered into the Air Force Station inadvertently. He reportedly claimed that he stayed for nearly seven years in Pakistan, where he worked in a government firm. He had also undergone imprisonment in Pakistan.

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