India’s action on penetrating persons … Refusing to entry, 13 Bangladesh was trapped in zero order – India dug heels on Bangladesh illegal implications
Bangladesh leaders and security agencies have raised strong objections for the return of illegal Bangladesh citizens by India. Bangladesh describes its sovereignty and national security as a threat. In fact, on Tuesday, India sent 67 citizens of Bangladesh, while 13 were dragged on Wednesday morning on the zero line of the Indo-Bangladesh border.
On May 26, a senior officer of the Bangladesh Army said that when the Jacquel was giving, India could not accept the pushing illegal citizens and that the military is ready for action in the event of need.
Number of persons who are illegal penetration
In 2016, the then Union State Minister Green Rijiju said that Bangladesh is illegally living in India in the Rajya Sabha. As of April 30 this year, the BSF has handed over the Bangladesh Border Security Force (BGP) to about 100 illegal citizens. However, according to the Bangladesh media, more than 800 people, including Indian citizens and Rohingya refugees since May 7, have been forcibly beyond the border.
Tension in Lalmanirhad, local people protested
On Wednesday morning, the residents of the BGP and local villagers broke the BSF effort to push 57 people from six separate border points in Lalmonirat district. The border of West Bengal’s Cooch Behar is near Lalmanirhat.
According to Bangladesh Newspaper Daily Star, 13 people, including women and newborns, are trapped in zero. They do not arrive in Bangladesh or India is withdrawing them.
The flag crowd failed between the BSF and the BGP
In Lalmanirhad, BGP Battalion Commander Abdus Salam The Daily Star told the Daily Star that the BSF had asked a flag crowd, but was not positive. We are standing with Fiji and we will not allow anyone to enter the country.
The BGP also opposed India’s efforts to clear the border. In January this year, there was a controversy again on Fencing between PSF and BGP. The 4,096.7 km long border of India-Pangles, 3,232 km.
Increased stress from Bangladesh’s new political situation
After Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina left the country in Bangladesh in August 2024, let us know that anti -Indian forces have been politically strong. It is spread that India supported Hasina to keep Hasina in power. Now the anti -Indian rhetoric has intensified in the new government.
In a conversation with the new era of Bangladesh’s National Urban Party leader Sarwar Tushar, “Forcibly sending people to Bangladesh is a direct security threat to India. This is a violation of inflammatory action and international law.”
He demanded India to stop such measures and respect Bangladesh’s sovereignty. Earlier, on May 9, the Foreign Ministry of Bangladesh raised a proper objection to the issue and that the procedures for the return of illegal immigrants should be followed.
