Jailed foreigners who joined the Tablighi Jamaat in Delhi Nizamuddin during the corona period are facing difficulties these days. Even after granting the bail, they will not be able to leave the district till the trial is settled and will remain under the vigilance of the district police-administration. In Aligarh also, two Sri Lankan Jamaatis were arrested on 1st April from Rangrezan Masjid, who are currently in jail.
Uttar Pradesh Special Secretary Ramnivas Sharma issued a letter to DM-SSP stated that these foreigners can be involved in illegal activities or they can escape. Jamaati, who was caught in some districts, are trying to go to their country after coming out of jail. They should not be sent to their country until the government orders.
They should be closely monitored and kept at their security houses. They should also visit relevant police daily for attendance.
Two Sri Lankan Jamaatis, who were caught here are Murshid son of Pakir Ali and MJ Hipplurrahman son of Jihar. They visited India on a tourist visa on 28th February. After staying in Nizamuddin Markaz for two days, they arrived in Aligarh on 1st March. During that time, they were caught with 11 others from different cities and states of India. These foreign Jamaatis were prosecuted for violations of the Visa Rules in addition to the Epidemic Act, lockdown violations. Because they came to India on a tourist visa but got involved in religious activities. They also did not inform any police station of the city and therefore, they were arrested and sent to jail. Their passports were also confiscated and listed them in the blacklist. Report already sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs and Foreign Affairs. DM Chandra Bhushan Singh has confirmed this information from the government.