Assam Police Arrests 6 Bangladeshi Nationals, Deports Them Back
First Published: 23rd December, 2024 9:34 IST
The Bangladeshi infiltrators have been identified as--Mustafizur Rahman, Kabbo Cruze, Md. Lelin Mia, Sirazul Islam, Saiful Islam and Muktar Hussain.
Continuing its crackdown on illegal border crossings and maintaining a strict vigil at the border, the Assam Police foiled yet another infiltration attempt from Bangladesh to India through Assam last night and arrested 6 Bangladeshi nationals.
During a search operation, police identified the Bangladeshi infiltrators trying to enter Indian territory illegally, subsequently arrested them and deported them back to their country, said Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
The Bangladeshi infiltrators have been identified as–Mustafizur Rahman, Kabbo Cruze, Md. Lelin Mia, Sirazul Islam, Saiful Islam and Muktar Hussain.
Following their apprehension, they were deported back to Bangladesh.
Earlier on Saturday, Police arrested 2 Bangladeshi nationals, Mahabul Haque and Shahina Akhtar, for illegally entering India near the international border and deported them back too.
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