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On Oct 30, he received a tip-off that the owner of a vacant plot beside Hebbal ORR had allowed some Myanmar nationals to stay there. Kemparajayya, in his complaint, stated that owners who provide accommodation to foreign nationals in houses, hotels or sheds are required to fill out a C-Form and submit the prescribed information to jurisdictional police station within 24 hours.
Kemparajayya, a head constable attached to Amruthahalli police station, said he had been assigned to collect information about foreign nationals residing illegally within the station limits. Bengaluru: A landowner has been booked for allowing a family of Myanmar nationals to live in makeshift sheds on his vacant land near Hebbal Outer Ring Road (ORR) without informing police or Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO), in violation of foreigner registration requirements. He checked police station records and found no information about the occupants. He then visited the location and found a family, including a couple, Makkul Hussain and Rabia Begum, and their three children, staying there. The family’s nationality was verified by examining the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) cards that they had. The land belonged to a man, Jayaram . However, Jayaram had failed to inform police about the Myanmar family, thereby violating registration rules under Foreigners Act, he stated. Amruthahalli police registered a case against Jayaram and initiated legal action.