Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and residents of Benapole’s Sadipur area in Jashore jointly prevented an alleged attempt by India’s Border Security Force (BSF) to push Indian nationals into Bangladesh on the night of May 31, 2026. According to BGB officials, BSF had gathered around 100 to 120 people near the border and tried to send 8–10 individuals, including women and children, across the fence. BGB blocked the move, forcing those individuals to remain in the no-man’s land.
Lieutenant Colonel Mohammad Saiful Islam, commanding officer of BGB’s Jashore 49 Battalion, said the action violated international law and that BGB’s response was lawful and supported by local residents. He emphasized that any repatriation of verified Bangladeshi citizens should occur through official international checkposts, not through illegal nighttime operations. Local villagers, including Rakib Ahmed and Shakil Hossain, confirmed their active participation in guarding the border alongside BGB.
Following the failed attempt, a flag meeting was held between the two border forces, where BSF reportedly denied the allegations. BGB continues public announcements urging residents to remain alert against further push-in attempts.
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