After India’s action against Pakistan under Operation Sindoor, BSF has issued a high alert on the Indo-Bangladesh border. , The soldiers have been fully alerted. Patrolling has been increased in border areas. High alert has also been issued in many border areas of Malda and Murshidabad districts bordering East Bangladesh. B
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After the Pahalgam attack, India has taught Pakistan a lesson. On the other hand, India along with Pakistan on Wednesday sent 123 intruders back to Bangladesh. Most of them were from the Rohingya community. Those who crossed the border and moved to different parts of India. India has discovered all of them and sent them to Bangladesh. India has sent all these intruders back to Bangladesh through two borders. India’s move is angry in Bangladesh. Bangladesh says that the way he was sent is not correct.
Pushed and driven away
Khalilur Rahman, advisor to internal affairs in the Yunus government, told the Dhaka Tribune that our people have been pushed and thrown out. The Government of India has forcibly sent these people to Bangladesh. According to Khalilur, India has also sent Rohingyas back to their country. Hence Rohingya is not Bangladeshi. India sent all 123 people across the border without telling their identity. Bangladesh Border Police said that all have been taken into custody. After identification, he will be sent back to his country. The Bangladesh Police has not issued any statement regarding Rohingya.
India’s attack on intruders continues
India’s campaign against Bangladeshi intruders has been going on for a long time. Union Minister of State for India Nityanand Rai told Parliament that between 1 January 2024 and 31 January 2025, BSF arrested 2,601 Bangladeshis from West Bengal. Bangladeshi intruders have spread their footsteps in 17 states of India. Assam and Bengal are the most affected by Bangladeshi infiltrators. To teach these intruders a lesson, fishing is being done on the Bangladesh border so that the intruders cannot easily cross the border.
