Bangladesh Border Guard (BGB) officials have alleged that India’s Border Security Force (BSF) repeatedly attempted to push groups of people into Bangladesh across multiple border points since late May 2026. Brigadier General Mahmudul Hasan, BGB’s South-West Region Commander, said that before each attempted ‘push-in,’ lights along the Indian border are turned off, which serves as a key signal. He added that local residents have been assisting BGB in preventing such crossings, particularly in areas like Benapole, Chapainawabganj, and Naogaon.
According to BGB, at least 200 people were pushed toward Bangladesh at around 20 border points between late May and early June, but none were able to enter due to joint resistance by BGB and local villagers. Several incidents were reported where groups were stranded in no man’s land for days before being taken back into India. BSF has not issued any formal statement but has denied involvement in such activities during meetings with BGB.
BGB continues to engage local communities through awareness campaigns in schools, mosques, and markets, urging vigilance against night-time movements or light shutdowns near the border.
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