BSF apprehends 7 Bangladeshi nationals
A press release from BSF said, people of an Indian border village named Gajna passed specific information about presence of some unknow persons on the outskirts of the village on August 26.
BSF apprehended seven Bangladeshi nationals in an Indian border Out Post- Mahendra, in Nadia district of West Bengal on Wednesday.
A press release from BSF said, people of an Indian border village named Gajna passed specific information about presence of some unknow persons on the outskirts of the village on August 26.
Acting on the information, Bishnu Singh, Assistant Commandant, BOP Mahendra, prepared a Quick Reaction Team and proceeded towards the outskirts of the border village Gajna and the troops observed seven persons including two female and one kid (03 yrs) waiting for vehicle, reports Business Standard.
When BSF party asked them for their Identity and they could not produce any valid Indian identities documents. BSF party detained them and brought them to BOP Mahendra, 08 Bn, BSF, the release said.
The release stated that on preliminary questioning, they revealed that they have crossed from Bangladesh to India last night from an unfenced patch.
They have been identified as -- Sakil Seikh (30), Md. Rahim (23), Sumi Aktar (22), Parul Aktar (26), Koli Begum (24), Champa Begum (26) and Yeasin Seikh (3).
A total amount of 2,106/- Bangladeshi Taka along with their personal clothing were recovered from apprehended persons.
"On the course of questioning, it is further revealed that 02 women were moving to Hyderabad in India and the rest were moving to Chennai for labour work," the release informed.
"It is further revealed that the women going to Hyderabad already had worked there in the house of Barangal, living near Secunderabad Bus stand, Hyderabad, as babysitters, and the persons going to Chennai were to meet a person named Iliyas, who had arranged their labour work there incorporation," it added.
All apprehended persons are being handed over to Police Station Hanskhali, Distt Nadia, West Bengal, said the release.
As per BSF authority apprehension of 7 Bangladeshi infiltrators is a big success as it will entail the apprehension of human traffickers who are part of the racket.
The support of the local border population has been instrumental in apprehension of these Bangladeshi, the release said.
