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The court ordered issuance of notices to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and other concerned departments. The notice will also be given to the Union Home Ministry and Karnataka Home Ministry. The member secretary of the KSLSA visited the Central Prison to find out that as many as 38 Sri Lankan nationals were detained illegally. That also includes the 25 people mentioned in the plea.Also Read :-Shameful! Man sexually exploits girl for 6 months on pretext of marriage in Muzaffarpur
The petitioner pleaded to transfer the Sri Lankan nationals to detention facilities on the grounds that their imprisonment is "illegal" as well as in violation of their human rights. As per media reports, these 25 Sri Lankan citizens were living at the Seaport Guest House without adequate documentation and passports. Owing to which, the Mangaluru police had filed complaints against them under several IPC sections. Read More :- Latest Cities News Click Here - Download The News 24 App