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The Assam Police on Friday morning sent back two Bangladeshi nationals who had attempted to cross the Karimganj border.
The nationals were identified as Dilara Begum and Shoel Hawaldar. Assam Chief Minister took to the platform X and wrote in a post, "In line with our zero-tolerance policy toward illegal infiltration, earlier today @assampolicesuccessfully pushed back the following Bangladeshi nationals who attempted to cross the International Border at Karimganj. Keep up the good work." On September 19, while maintaining strict vigil along the Indo-Bangladesh border, Assam Police identified four Bangladeshi nationals near the border in Karimganj. The nationals identified as Romida Begum, Abdul Elahi, Marijna Begum, Abdul Sukkur. They were immediately sent back across the border to Bangladesh. Earlier on September 17, the state police and the Border Security Forces (BSF) had apprehended five Bangladeshi nationals in Assam's South Salmara Mankachar district. In a post on X, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that in a joint operation by Assam police and BSF, an auto was intercepted in Mankachar, which was carrying 5 illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators. "Upon questioning, the apprehended infiltrators revealed that they crossed from Sherpur and one Indian national named Pappan from South Salmara Mankachar is involved in this infiltration nexus. Necessary measures for pushing back the individuals is being undertaken and we are working to unearth this nexus," the Assam Chief Minister wrote on X. The apprehended illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators were identified as Akash Ali, Safikul Mandal, Sabina Akter, Pinki Akter, Santa and the Auto Driver Akhirul Islam. Earlier on September 12, Assam police managed to identify three Bangladeshi nationals and pushed them back to their country in the wee hours. On September 11, Assam police intercepted one Bangladeshi national named Toyu Shaikh and pushed back him to Bangladesh at 01:45 am. (ANI)
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