In the deep forests of the Sundarbans, a total of 62 Indian citizens were pushed into Bangladesh by the Border Security Force (BSF). The incident took place on Friday at around 3 pm along the river path of the Sundarbans in the bordering area of Mandarbaria in Satkhira. The Forest Department confirmed the news of their push-in.
Assistant Ranger ABM Habibul Islam of the Satkhira range of the western Sundarbans verified the incident. He mentioned that around 60-62 Indian citizens entered the Mandarbaria area of the Satkhira range and are currently under interrogation related to their entry through the Mandarbaria border.
The Indian citizens were pushed into Bangladesh through the Mandarbaria border by the BSF. Additionally, a number of Indian citizens were left within the forest by the BSF. ABM Habibul Islam also stated that the matter has been reported to the Coast Guard and BGB for further action. However, no statement has been received from the Coast Guard regarding this issue.
On the other hand, according to a source from the Khulna station of the Coast Guard, they have received information about the incident through the Forest Department. They will take the necessary steps in this regard.
In conclusion, the incident of 62 Indian citizens being pushed into Bangladesh by the BSF along the river path of the Sundarbans has raised concerns. The interrogation process is ongoing to determine the reason behind this push-in. The Forest Department, Coast Guard, and BGB are working together to address the situation and ensure appropriate actions are taken.
In the midst of uncertainty and confusion, the fate of these Indian citizens remains unclear. It is essential for authorities to handle the situation with care and ensure that the rights of the individuals involved are protected. The incident serves as a reminder of the complexities of border issues and the need for effective communication and collaboration between neighboring countries.