BSF returns three Bangladeshis
Saturday, 12 September 2015
India's Border Security Force (BSF) has returned three Bangladeshi teenagers who were detained for illegally crossing the border, reports bdnews24.com.
They were handed over to Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) through Putkhali border in Jessore's Benapole on Thursday night.
Khulna 23rd BGB Battalion's Putkhali BOP Commander Subedar Shafiuddin Hawladar said BSF had detained the three from the Angrail border area in India on Thursday morning.
They are Sajit Baidya, 17, Ratan Baidya, 16, and Sujon Goldar, 16. After their return, Hawladar said the three were handed over to Benapole Port police.
Ratan's father, Rabi Baidya, said they had paid a trafficker named 'Sajal', who hails from Gopalganj's Kotaliparha, Tk 4,000 for each of the three's safe passage to India.