6 Bangladeshi nationals apprehended, handed over to Border Guard Bangladesh
India Today
The Border Security Force (BSF) apprehended six Bangladeshi nationals who were illegally crossing the international boundary.
The Border Security Force (BSF) apprehended six Bangladeshi nationals who were illegally crossing the international boundary.
The Bangladeshi nationals were apprehended by personnel from the 68 and 54 Battalion under the South Bengal Frontier.
The apprehended Bangladeshi nationals were thoroughly investigated and handed over to the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) as a gesture of goodwill and humanity.
On July 1, the troops apprehended six people illegally crossing the international boundary.The first two were identified as 22-year-old Bulbul Ahmed and his 6-year-old niece.
Apart from Ahmed, 26-year-old Mohd Robin, Nikhil Borai, Jadav Chandra Shail and Sushil Chandra Ravidas were also intercepted.
During interrogation, Bulbul Ahmed and Mohd Robin told that they used to work as rag pickers in Ernakulam, Kerala, and were returning to Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Jadav Chandra Shail and Sushil Chandra said that they were coming to India to visit Vrindavan.
Meanwhile, a BSF official stated that they are taking strict measures to stop infiltration along the India-Bangladesh border. The official added that it was due to the proactive approach of the BSF that people are getting caught continuously.
