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I'd like to have Hindus from Bangladesh Hindu Buddha Christian Oikko Shomity (Unity) bring out a procession protesting this wanton killing of a Hindu Bangladeshi citizen (Shwarna) by the BSF.
If not - then why ?
If Modi's people can play the Hindu card and scream against fake vandalization of Hindu homes in Bangladesh, why are Bangladeshi Hindus silent now against the killing of one of their own in the hands of the BSF ??
As I recall some of the Bangladeshi Hindus asked Modi to "save" them ??
Senseless killing of one person is too much.
In no border across the globe - do you see this kind of mowing down of people with bullets, like Indian BSF does.
BSF is the most bloodthirsty and unprofessional of all border forces that we have ever seen.
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The Indian Border Security Force (BSF) handed over the body of a 13-year-old Bangladeshi girl, who was shot and killed in BSF firing, to the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) on Tuesday night—45 hours after the incident occurred, according to police.
Kulaura Police Station Officer-in-Charge Binoy Bhusan Roy confirmed the handover, stating that the body was subsequently returned to the girl’s family after completing the necessary legal procedures.
Lt Col Mizanur Rahman Shikdar, sector commandant of the BGB in Sreemangal, detailed the incident, revealing that the teenager was fatally shot by BSF personnel as she and others attempted to cross into India near the Lalarchak border area of Sharifpur union in Kulaura upazila on Sunday night.
A flag meeting was convened between the BGB and BSF to address the situation, Shikdar added.
The victim, identified as 13-year-old Swarna Das, was the daughter of Porendra Das, a resident of Kalnigar village in Paschim Juri union under Juri upazila.
According to Porendra Das, Swarna and her mother had attempted to cross into India illegally to visit his eldest son, who lives in Tripura. They were aided by two local brokers. Around 9 pm on Sunday, as they reached the fence on the Indian side, BSF personnel opened fire, killing Swarna instantly. Swarna’s mother narrowly escaped the gunfire.
The tragic incident has sparked outrage and raised serious concerns about the use of lethal force in border areas.
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This makes a solid case for arming Bangladeshis living along the border. If Khasiya citizens in India can possess arms, why not ours ? In Zia's time, we had village defense committees along the border.
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You have correctly depicted the true nature of BSF. They are savages.
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Dhaka lodges strong protest over killing of minor girl by BSF
FE Report The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh on Thursday lodged a formal protest with the Government of India over the killing of a 13-year-old Bangladeshi girl, Shwarna Das, from Juri upazila in Moulvibazar district, who was shot dead by the Indian Border Security Force (BSF on 01 Sept
Dhaka lodges strong protest over killing of minor girl by BSF
FE Online Report
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Sep 05, 2024 19:08
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Sep 06, 2024 00:19
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh on Thursday lodged a formal protest with the Government of India over the killing of a 13-year-old Bangladeshi girl, Shwarna Das, from Juri upazila in Moulvibazar district, who was shot dead by the Indian Border Security Force (BSF on 01 September 2024.
The Government of Bangladesh called on the Government of India to prevent a recurrence of such heinous acts and to conduct inquiries into all border killings, identify those responsible, and bring them to justice, a spokesperson for the ministry said.
In the protest note sent to the Indian High Commission in Dhaka, Bangladesh strongly condemned such ruthless acts and expressed deep concern over the incidents.
The Government of Bangladesh reminded that such incidents of border killing are undesirable and unwarranted and constitute a violation of the provisions of the Joint Indo-Bangladesh Guidelines for Border Authorities, 1975.
FE Online Report
Published :
Sep 05, 2024 19:08
Updated :
Sep 06, 2024 00:19
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh on Thursday lodged a formal protest with the Government of India over the killing of a 13-year-old Bangladeshi girl, Shwarna Das, from Juri upazila in Moulvibazar district, who was shot dead by the Indian Border Security Force (BSF on 01 September 2024.
The Government of Bangladesh called on the Government of India to prevent a recurrence of such heinous acts and to conduct inquiries into all border killings, identify those responsible, and bring them to justice, a spokesperson for the ministry said.
In the protest note sent to the Indian High Commission in Dhaka, Bangladesh strongly condemned such ruthless acts and expressed deep concern over the incidents.
The Government of Bangladesh reminded that such incidents of border killing are undesirable and unwarranted and constitute a violation of the provisions of the Joint Indo-Bangladesh Guidelines for Border Authorities, 1975.
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Home adviser tells BGB to prevent repeat of Felani incident at border
Home affairs adviser Lieutenant General (retired) Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury said on Saturday that he did not want to see killings of Bangladesh nationals like that of...
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Home adviser tells BGB to prevent repeat of Felani incident at border
Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha . Dhaka 07 September, 2024, 18:26
Lt Gen, retd, Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury | UNB/ Collected photo
Home affairs adviser Lieutenant General (retired) Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury said on Saturday that he did not want to see killings of Bangladesh nationals like that of Felani again along the border with India.
‘I don’t want to see killings like Felani again. Don’t show your back at the border . . . carry out your responsibilities in a perfect manner,’ said Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury as he addressed the members of Border Guard Bangladesh at the Border Conference Centre of BGB Pilkhana Headquarters in Dhaka.
He also asked the BGB personnel to perform their duties with utmost professionalism and stay away from all sorts of corruption.
‘Corruption will not be tolerated under any circumstances . . . The BGB members must perform duties according to the law,’ the home adviser told the senior BGB officials as he mentioned that the prime responsibility of the BGB was to ensure protection of the frontiers and prevent smuggling.
Issuing a warning of tough action against any sort of corrupt practices, the adviser said, ‘Strict disciplinary measures will be taken against those who will be involved in bribery and corruption. Not only that if necessary, they will be fired from the service.’
The BGB director general Major General Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman Siddiqui along with senior officials of the BGB Headquarters and region commanders of the force, Sector Commanders, Battalion Commanders and other officials took part in the event through video teleconference.
Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha . Dhaka 07 September, 2024, 18:26
Lt Gen, retd, Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury | UNB/ Collected photo
Home affairs adviser Lieutenant General (retired) Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury said on Saturday that he did not want to see killings of Bangladesh nationals like that of Felani again along the border with India.
‘I don’t want to see killings like Felani again. Don’t show your back at the border . . . carry out your responsibilities in a perfect manner,’ said Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury as he addressed the members of Border Guard Bangladesh at the Border Conference Centre of BGB Pilkhana Headquarters in Dhaka.
He also asked the BGB personnel to perform their duties with utmost professionalism and stay away from all sorts of corruption.
‘Corruption will not be tolerated under any circumstances . . . The BGB members must perform duties according to the law,’ the home adviser told the senior BGB officials as he mentioned that the prime responsibility of the BGB was to ensure protection of the frontiers and prevent smuggling.
Issuing a warning of tough action against any sort of corrupt practices, the adviser said, ‘Strict disciplinary measures will be taken against those who will be involved in bribery and corruption. Not only that if necessary, they will be fired from the service.’
The BGB director general Major General Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman Siddiqui along with senior officials of the BGB Headquarters and region commanders of the force, Sector Commanders, Battalion Commanders and other officials took part in the event through video teleconference.
