64 Bangladeshi migrants held in Assam’s Golaghat
First Published: 23rd October, 2018 19:32 IST
64 suspected illegal Bangladeshi migrants were caught by the All Assam Tai Ahom Student Union and the Sutia Students Union at Kamargaon in Eastern Assam’s Golaghat district. The suspected Bangaldeshi
64 suspected illegal Bangladeshi migrants were caught by the All Assam Tai Ahom Student Union and the Sutia Students Union at Kamargaon in Eastern Assam’s Golaghat district.
The suspected Bangaldeshi infiltrators is now currently being detained at the Kamargaon police station.
It may be mentioned that the suspected illegal migrants were arrested when the students organisations were frisking passenger buses in Kamargaon.
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