The Assam Police intercepted and pushed back three Bangladeshi nationals attempting to enter India illegally through the Sribhumi district, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma confirmed. The individuals, identified as Mahi Moni, Siza Nur (alias Jhumur), and Md Abu Bakar Siddik, were swiftly apprehended and sent back across the border.
Strict Border Surveillance in Place
- Assam has intensified border security measures along the 1,885-km Indo-Bangladesh border, following recent turmoil in the neighboring country.
- Over 330 infiltrators have been pushed back since August last year, as part of the state’s commitment to an infiltration-free Assam.
- The Border Security Force (BSF) and Assam Police continue to maintain high alert levels to prevent unauthorized crossings.
Government’s Response
Chief Minister Sarma praised the swift action taken by law enforcement agencies, stating, “With strict vigilance in place, they were swiftly apprehended and pushed back across the border. Good job.” The Assam government remains focused on strengthening border security and preventing illegal infiltration.
As Assam continues its crackdown on illegal entry, authorities have assured that border surveillance will remain stringent to safeguard national security.
Stay tuned for more updates on regional security and border affairs.
