[🇧🇩] Terrorist BSF is pushing Indian Nationals into Bangladesh

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West Bengal Muslims crowding border, eager to enter Bangladesh: IAB

Islami Andolan Bangladesh’s joint secretary general and spokesperson Maulana Gazi Ataur Rahman has said that after the BJP came to power in the Indian state of West Bengal, it has spread extreme religious hatred....

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West Bengal Muslims crowding border, eager to enter Bangladesh: IAB
United News of Bangladesh . Dhaka 29 May, 2026, 19:29

Islami Andolan Bangladesh’s joint secretary general and spokesperson Maulana Gazi Ataur Rahman has said that after the BJP came to power in the Indian state of West Bengal, it has spread extreme religious hatred.

In a statement on Friday, he alleged that the new West Bengal government is using the state and federal administration against Muslims.

He also alleged that social hostility toward Muslims has been incited.

As a result, he claimed, the number of persecuted people gathering at the Bangladesh border in West Bengal has increased, as many want to leave India.

He expressed strong condemnation and concern over what he described as ethnic hatred and displacement in this era of modern civilization.

He said that, until 1947, West Bengal and present-day Bangladesh were part of the same country. Even after the partition, there are many people on both sides whose roots and histories remain connected across the border. ‘This is an unavoidable reality of partition.’

Displacing people on the excuse that they once had an address in Bangladesh is neither lawful nor humane, he said.

He further alleged that the BJP government in West Bengal was carrying out such actions. He urged the Bangladesh government to raise the issue in the international arena, saying Bangladesh cannot become a victim of anyone’s political ambitions.

Referring to the ongoing Rohingya crisis, he said that Bangladesh is already burdened with endless challenges and does not have the capacity to take in new refugees.

He called for the matter to be discussed internationally and for resistance to be built against what he termed the inhuman act of displacing people.​

 

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BSF attempts to ‘push in’ 13, including women and children, through Jashore border

India’s Border Security Force (BSF) has attempted to push 13 people, including women and children, into Bangladesh through the Sadipur border in Sharsha upazila of Jashore. However, the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) said the group was unable to enter the country due to heightened vigilance...

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BSF attempts to ‘push in’ 13, including women and children, through Jashore border

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Published: 01 Jun 2026, 23: 01

BSF tries to push 13 people into Bangladesh across Sadipur border in Sharsha Upazila, Jashore on 1 June 2026Prothom Alo

India’s Border Security Force (BSF) has attempted to push 13 people, including women and children, into Bangladesh through the Sadipur border in Sharsha upazila of Jashore.

However, the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) said the group was unable to enter the country due to heightened vigilance along the frontier.

The 13 individuals are currently stranded in the no-man’s-land between Bangladesh and India. Neither country has allowed them to cross the border. As of Monday evening, they were seen remaining under the open sky in the border area.

A flag meeting at deputy commander level between the BGB and BSF was held at the Sadipur border on Monday evening following the incident.

Lieutenant Colonel Saiful Alam Khan, commanding officer of the Jashore-49 BGB Battalion, told Prothom Alo, “The BSF attempted to push at least 13 people into Bangladesh last night. We will not allow them to enter Bangladesh. We made our firm position clear during the flag meeting.”

He added, “We have informed the BSF that if they are Bangladeshi citizens, they should be sent through the proper state-to-state process, in which case we will accept them. Otherwise, we will not tolerate attempts to push them across the border illegally. We will not allow anyone to cross Bangladesh’s zero line unlawfully.”

According to BGB sources, the BSF opened a gate in the border fence in the Jayantipur border area of India’s North 24 Parganas district on Sunday night and attempted to send several women, men and children into Bangladesh. They were gathered near the Sadipur border area along the Benapole frontier.

Sensing the move, a BGB patrol team that had already been on alert quickly reached the spot and foiled the attempt.​

 

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10 stranded in no-man’s-land after BSF ‘push-in’ attempt

Ten men, women, and children have remained stranded in the India-Bangladesh zero line for two days after being allegedly pushed in by India’s Border Security Force (BSF) through the Benapole border. A flag meeting between the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and BSF held on Monday evening faile

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10 stranded in no-man’s-land after BSF ‘push-in’ attempt

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Published :
Jun 02, 2026 20:08
Updated :
Jun 02, 2026 20:08

Ten men, women, and children have remained stranded in the India-Bangladesh zero line for two days after being allegedly pushed in by India’s Border Security Force (BSF) through the Benapole border

A flag meeting between the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and BSF held on Monday evening failed to resolve the situation.

As a result, the group has been forced to stay under a tree in the no-man’s-land between the two countries, unable to move in either direction.

Lt Col Golam Mohammad Saiful Alam Khan, commander of the 49 BGB Battalion, visited the Benapole border on Tuesday.

Speaking to reporters afterwards, he said: “We have informed the BSF that if they are Bangladeshi citizens, they should be sent through the proper state process and we will accept them.

“We will not accept any attempt to send people across illegally. We will not allow anyone to cross into Bangladesh through the zero line in this manner.”

According to the BGB, the group was allegedly pushed towards Bangladesh through a barbed-wire gate late on Monday night.

After learning of the incident, BGB personnel blocked their entry.

The force said the first attempt was made through the Jayantipur border in Benapole. That effort failed after intervention by BGB members.

The BSF later allegedly opened several other border gates during the night and made multiple attempts to send the group across, but those efforts were also thwarted by BGB personnel and local residents.

The BGB claimed that border searchlights near the gate used in the alleged push-in attempt had been switched off beforehand.

Following the incident, the BGB said security and vigilance had been increased along the Benapole border and adjoining areas.

Public awareness announcements have also been made in border villages.​