Two Bangladeshi nationals apprehended by BSF

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Shillong: Two Bangladeshi nationals, who had inadvertently crossed over into Indian territory and were apprehended in Meghalaya by the Border Security Force (BSF) were handed over to their counterparts, the Bangladeshi Border Guards (BGB) as a gesture of goodwill, according to BSF sources.

The handover of the two persons took place this morning.

The two Bangla nationals have been identified as Md Akhter Ujjaman (43) and Md Amirul Islam, (18).

As per BSF sources, the two had come towards the border in South Garo Hills and inadvertently entered into the Indian territory on November 20. They were apprehended immediately.

“BSF always adopts a humanitarian approach in cases of inadvertent crossing and minors. Both the border guarding forces have developed an understanding on such subjects and these issues are amicably resolved, to strengthen the existing relationship and to enhance mutual trust between both the neighbouring countries,” said the Public Relation Officer of BSF, Meghalaya Frontier.

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