Bangladeshi Family Stranded at Border After Being Pushed Back by BGB

An Indian border force (BSF) has sheltered a Bangladeshi family of ten who were stranded near the Jalpaiguri border for 96 hours after Bangladesh's border guard (BGB) allegedly pushed them back and seized their documents.

8 Jun, 19:57 — 8 Jun, 19:57

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96 hours in no-man's land: BSF shelters Bangladeshi family pushed back by BGB

India intervened to shelter a Bangladeshi family of ten stranded near the Jalpaiguri border after Bangladesh refused their return, allegedly seizing their documents. Initially allowed into Bangladesh, they were pushed back within a day. Videos suggest BGB personnel instigated villagers to seize documents, then claimed the family was Indian.

By PINAK PRIYA BHATTACHARYA

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96 hours in no-man's land: BSF shelters Bangladeshi family pushed back by BGB

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