<p>The RT Nagar police have arrested a 37-year-old woman from Bangladesh, who had come to India on a student visa in 2003 and got married and settled in the city.</p>.<p>Archona Purnima Pramonik had even procured a PAN card, Aaadhar card and voter’s ID, using which she had applied for a passport.</p>.<p>Archona was working as an assistant teacher at a private school, while her husband was employed at a private firm, the police said. They have one child.</p>.<p>The incident came to light when passport officials tracked her down after noticing she had not gone back to her country after the expiry of her travel documents. N Vanamala, an officer with the regional passport office, filed a complaint. Based on this, police arrested and booked her under the Foreigners Act. She has been remanded in judicial custody.</p>
<p>The RT Nagar police have arrested a 37-year-old woman from Bangladesh, who had come to India on a student visa in 2003 and got married and settled in the city.</p>.<p>Archona Purnima Pramonik had even procured a PAN card, Aaadhar card and voter’s ID, using which she had applied for a passport.</p>.<p>Archona was working as an assistant teacher at a private school, while her husband was employed at a private firm, the police said. They have one child.</p>.<p>The incident came to light when passport officials tracked her down after noticing she had not gone back to her country after the expiry of her travel documents. N Vanamala, an officer with the regional passport office, filed a complaint. Based on this, police arrested and booked her under the Foreigners Act. She has been remanded in judicial custody.</p>