Gurugram, Nov. 8 -- The Gurugram Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), working with Special Operations Group teams from Nuh and Rohtak, detained 14 Bangladeshi nationals for allegedly residing in India without valid documents, police said on Saturday. All 14 were subsequently shifted to a detention centre in Manesar, where further legal proceedings are underway, officials said. Preliminary investigations found that the detainees possessed identity cards and other documents issued in Bangladesh but lacked valid passports, visas or papers authorising their stay in India, police said. The group includes two 17-year-olds and 12 adults aged between 18 and 37. They are from several different parts of Bangladesh. "The operation was part of an ongoing drive to identify foreign nationals allegedly residing illegally in the country and take action against them, keeping national security concerns in mind," said Sandeep Turan, Gurugram police spokesperson.htc...