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Assam Police Arrest Bangladeshi: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday (February 17, 2025) said that Assam Police has caught two Bangladeshi nationals and they have been sent back to the border. CM Sarma also shared the picture of both Bangladeshis.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma shared the picture of both Bangladeshi infiltrators on Instagram and wrote, “Keeping a strict vigil on the India-Bangladesh border, Assam Police caught two Bangladeshi nationals and sent them to the border.” CM Sarma has also shared the details of both the citizens, one of whom is named 23-year-old Riyaz Mulla and the other is named 23-year-old Shakib Mandal.
Keeping a strict vigil along the Indo-Bangladesh border, @assampolice apprehended 2 Bangladeshi nationals and pushed them across the border
🇧🇩Riyaz Mulla
🇧🇩Shaqib Mondal
Good job Team! pic.twitter.com/jfnGhLahky
— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) February 17, 2025
Four Rohingyas and one Bangladeshi citizen also arrested
Earlier also, Assam Police on Friday (February 14, 2025) sent back five people who had illegally infiltrated the India-Bangladesh border. These five people were arrested by Sribhumi Police, out of which four were Rohingyas and one was a Bangladeshi citizen. Assam Chief Minister had given this information in an ex post. These infiltrators were identified as Abdul Razzaq, Saddam Hussain, Muktul Hussain, Nurul Amin and Hafsa Bibi. On February 13 also, a Bangladeshi woman named Rupa Sati was sent across the border by the police.
5 Illegal Infiltrators Pushed back
Maintaining strict vigil along the Indo-Bangladesh border, @sribhumipolice apprehended 4 Rohingyas & 1 Bangladeshi near the border and pushed them back
🔙Abdul Raazzak 🔙Saddam Hussein 🔙Moktul Hussain 🔙Nurul Amin 🔙Hafsa Bibi
Good job… pic.twitter.com/Rkbj9VU9Rz
— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) February 14, 2025
305 infiltrators sent back in the last seven months
The Himanta Biswa Sarma government has taken a tough stand on Bangladeshi infiltrators. In the last 7 months, a total of 305 infiltrators from Bangladesh have been sent back. To prevent infiltration, the Border Security Force has increased its deployment along the 1,885 km stretch of the Indo-Bangladesh border in North East India. In view of the unstable situation in Bangladesh last year, this surveillance has been tightened even more. After the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government, the Assam Police is also on high alert to prevent any kind of illegal infiltration.
