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BSF continues to push people into Bangladesh

The Indian Border Security Force continued to push people into Bangladesh as the border force pushed five more people, including four of a family, into the country through the Bibishan border point at Gomastapur in Chapainawabganj early Sunday.

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BSF continues to push people into Bangladesh
Five more pushed into country

Staff Correspondent . Rajshahi 28 December, 2025, 19:48

The Indian Border Security Force continued to push people into Bangladesh as the border force pushed five more people, including four of a family, into the country through the Bibishan border point at Gomastapur in Chapainawabganj early Sunday.

The pushed-in people are Kamrul Laskar, 46, his wife Lipi Laskar, 40, their son Saddam Laskar, 22, their daughter Firoza Laskar, 16, and Haider Sardar, 23.


With the latest push-ins, the number of people, including Rohingyas and Indian nationals, pushed into Bangladesh by India since May 7 has increased to 2,436.

The Indian border force has so far pushed at least 223 Rohingyas, including 50 registered with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in India, into Bangladesh.

Gomostapur police officer-in-charge Abdul Barik told New Age that the five individuals had earlier crossed into India illegally and were arrested by the Indian police on charges of illegal entry.

After completing their jail terms there, they were pushed in into Bangladesh through the Bibishan border point early Sunday, he said.

The police official also said that the individuals were currently kept at the upazila nirbahi officer’s rest house.

‘The police have sought information from the relevant authorities to determine whether there are any pending criminal cases against them in Bangladesh. Their families have also been informed,’ he added.

Earlier on December 14, the BSF pushed 15 people, including two children and nine women, into Bangladesh through the same border point.

The Sunday push-in was the second such incident in consecutive two days.

Earlier on Friday night, the BSF forced 14 members of an Indian family into Bangladesh through Chuadanga border.

According to local people and the victims, the family was pushed through the Nimtala border gate under the cover of dense fog.

The individuals, permanent residents of Jagatsinghpur area of the Indian state of Odisha, claimed they were expelled due to their religious identity. They also alleged that their Aadhaar cards and ration cards were confiscated by Indian authorities before being sent into the country.​

 

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BGB sends back 14 Indians pushed into Bangladesh

The Border Guard Bangladesh sent back 14 Indian nationals who were pushed into Bangladesh by India’s Border Security Force through the Darshana-Nimtala border in Chuadanga.

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BGB sends back 14 Indians pushed into Bangladesh
Our Correspondent . Kushtia 30 December, 2025, 00:42

The Border Guard Bangladesh sent back 14 Indian nationals who were pushed into Bangladesh by India’s Border Security Force through the Darshana-Nimtala border in Chuadanga.

Kushtia BGB-47 Battalion personnel confirmed the matter on Monday afternoon.

The individuals were identified as Gulshan Bibi, 90, Jabbar Ali, 70, Alkum Bibi, 65, Ukil Sheikh, 43, Sabera Bibi, 34, Hakim Ali, 45, Samshera Bibi, 42, Sheikhraj, 32, Meherun Bibi, 25, Rahid Ali, 34, Sheikh Banti, 28, Shakila Khatun, 10, Nasrin Nesa, 12, and Md Tawhid Ali, 14.

Darshana police officer-in-charge Mehdi Hasan said that the sending out event was formally carried out at Mirpur in Kushtia under the supervision of the BGB-47 Battalion on Sunday.

The whole group comprising five men, five women and four children were residents of Jagatsinghpur district in India’s Odisha state.

Following a flag meeting, the group was handed back to India around 12:30pm on Sunday in the presence of the BSF’s 146 Battalion Commandant Shri Prempal Singh.

On the respective sides, the repatriation was coordinated by the Mohammadpur BGB Company commander and the Jalanggi BSF Company commander.

Earlier, on Friday night, the BSF pushed the group into Bangladesh through the Gede border of Nadia district.

After crossing the border, they walked nearly four kilometres and took shelter at a tea stall near Darshana Bus Stand.

Having remained without food for a long time and exposed to severe cold, they fell ill when local residents provided them with food and warm clothing and informed the authorities.

A Darshana police team and BGB rescued the group and arranged medical treatment around 10:00pm.

One of the detainees, Jabbar Ali, 70, alleged that they were pushed into Bangladesh although they had all the legal documents as proof of their Indian citizenship.

‘We are all legal Indian citizens,’ he stated, Our Aadhaar cards and identity documents were taken away, and we were pushed into Bangladesh only because we are Muslims. We have no relatives or acquaintances here.’

The group was kept in safe custody for two days under the BGB supervision after verifying their identities, OC Mehedi said.

Assistant superintendent of police for Damurhuda-Jibannagar circle M Anwarul Kabir visited the site, he also said.

The BGB lodged an immediate protest with the BSF over the incident, terming it a violation of international border laws and humanitarian principles.

With the incident of latest push-ins in Chapainawabganj on December 28, the number of people, including Rohingyas and Indian nationals, pushed into Bangladesh by India since May 7 has increased to 2,436.​