Karnataka Over 2,000 immigrants verified in special drive against illegal stay in Bengaluru February 26, 2026 gopalkumarthakur@gmail.com Officials said information had been received about some migrants from Nigeria and Bangladesh allegedly residing in the city without proper authorisation. Legal action is being initiated against those found violating immigration norms. Related posts: Police structure near Mysuru palace irks heritage experts Karnataka High Court directs government to develop unified and technology-driven platform for Bengaluru’s sold waste management Mobility, pollution, housing, and access to basic services shape Bengaluru’s health, say experts Polyester flag snatching away livelihood of khadi workers