Assam Police Sends Back Bangladeshi Nationals Trying to Cross Border
The Assam Police recently sent back several Bangladeshi nationals who attempted to cross the Karimganj border. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma praised the police’s efforts on social media.
Incidents on September 19
On September 19, four individuals were identified near the Karimganj border and sent back to Bangladesh. The individuals were Romida Begum, Abdul Elahi, Marijna Begum, and Abdul Sukkur.
Incidents on September 17
On September 17, five more Bangladeshi nationals were apprehended in South Salmara Mankachar district. The individuals were Akash Ali, Safikul Mandal, Sabina Akter, Pinki Akter, Santa, and the auto driver Akhirul Islam. They revealed that they crossed from Sherpur with the help of an Indian national named Pappan.
Earlier Incidents
Earlier, on September 12, Assam police identified and sent back three Bangladeshi nationals. On September 11, one individual named Toyu Shaikh was intercepted and returned to Bangladesh at 01:45 am.
Doubts Revealed
Assam Police -: Assam Police is the law enforcement agency responsible for maintaining law and order in the state of Assam, India.
Bangladeshi Nationals -: Bangladeshi nationals are people who are citizens of Bangladesh, a neighboring country of India.
Karimganj border -: The Karimganj border is a boundary line between the Indian state of Assam and Bangladesh.
Chief Minister -: The Chief Minister is the head of the government in an Indian state. Himanta Biswa Sarma is the current Chief Minister of Assam.
social media -: Social media are online platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram where people share information and communicate.
South Salmara Mankachar district -: South Salmara Mankachar is a district in Assam, India, located near the border with Bangladesh.
apprehended -: Apprehended means caught or arrested by the police.
intercepted -: Intercepted means stopped or caught while trying to go somewhere.