Standoff at Dinajpur border prompts villagers to join security personnel in sending them back

The Border Guad Bangladesh (BGB) has foiled an alleged attempt by India's Border Security Force (BSF) to push eight people via a river into Bangladesh through the border in Kushtia's Daulatpur upazila

Home minister says India must submit names for nationality verification before any Bangladeshi citizen can be formally returned

Human Rights Watch yesterday accused Indian authorities of forcibly expelling ethnic Bengali residents, mostly Muslims, from West Bengal to Bangladesh without due process.

Beyond migration, the India-Bangladesh border crisis fails due process, bringing severe push-in phenomena and diplomatic consequences.

Rallies will be held in border districts on June 12 and in Dhaka on June 15

Holding centres established in all districts of the state in May, he says

Continued attempts by Indian authorities to push people into Bangladesh could further strain Dhaka-Delhi relations at a time when both countries have significant stakes in maintaining stable ties, according to international relations experts.

BGB asked BSF to take the group back, but the Indian force refused, according to BGB officials

Salahuddin Ahmed says BGB remains on high alert and any unlawful crossing attempt will be firmly resisted

As India intensifies deportation efforts, Bangladesh faces growing pressure at a border increasingly shaped by politics.

Several Bangladeshi nationals have alleged that Indian authorities tortured them prior to pushing them across the border.

At least 109 people were pushed into Bangladesh from India through various border points in eight districts between Wednesday night and yesterday, according to Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB).

These push-in operations are political signals—of frustration and control.

Bangladesh has called on India to immediately stop the recent push-in of people across the border, warning that such actions pose risks to security and undermine mutual understanding.

Says Coast Guard