A woman from Bogura was arrested by India's Border Security Force (BSF) after she illegally crossed the Tripura border to meet her Indian lover without a visa or passport. The woman and her partner, identified as Dutta Yadav, were detained in Sepahijala district. Indian authorities have filed cases against them under the Passport Act, the Foreigners Act, and the Indian Penal Code. They were remanded to judicial custody for 14 days by a local court on Friday. Police are investigating whether the incident is linked to a human trafficking network.

A 20-year-old Bangladeshi youth named Russell was shot and killed by the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) near the Minapur border in Thakurgaon’s Haripur upazila. According to his family, he was returning from India when he was shot. His body remains on the Indian side of the border. The local administration and Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) have said they are in communication with BSF to recover the body.

A Bangladeshi man involved in cattle smuggling was killed by gunfire from the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) at the Baghanbari border in Doara Bazar Upazila, Sunamganj. On Friday night, Shafiqul Islam, 45, was shot by patrolling BSF personnel while attempting to bring cattle from India. Local residents rushed the injured Shafiqul to the nearby health complex, where doctors declared him dead. Police confirmed that Shafiqul was shot in the chest and preliminary investigations suggest his involvement in cattle smuggling activities.

India’s Border Security Force (BSF) has forcibly repatriated 10 Bangladeshi nationals—mostly women and children—through the Panihata border in Sherpur’s Nalitabari upazila. The individuals had initially traveled to Faridabad, Delhi, two years ago for the cancer treatment of a relative, Amjad Ali, who later passed away. They remained in India as laborers but were recently detained for lacking proper documentation. After being held in Guwahati, they were handed over to BSF and subsequently pushed back into Bangladesh. All are residents of Shahajadpur in Satkhira’s Tala upazila and have since been handed over to local police.

A 40-year-old Bangladeshi man named Ibrahim was shot dead by India’s Border Security Force (BSF) near the Nitpur border in Naogaon’s Porsha upazila. Ibrahim had crossed into Indian territory while bringing back cattle when he was gunned down. Three days later, the BSF admitted to the killing and returned the body following a postmortem conducted in India. The body was handed over to the family through legal procedures.

The Pakistani military has reportedly killed at least 30 militants attempting to cross into North Waziristan from Afghanistan. The militants were allegedly linked to Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

This follows a suicide attack in the same region last month that caused significant casualties among Pakistani troops. While Pakistan blames Afghanistan for harboring terrorists, Afghan authorities continue to deny the allegations.

A Bangladeshi man named Ibrahim (40) was reportedly shot dead by India's Border Security Force (BSF) near the Rodgram border in Naogaon’s Porsha upazila. According to his family, he was grazing cattle when BSF opened fire Thursday morning. As of 8 p.m., Indian authorities had not returned his body. Bangladesh Border Guard (BGB) officials stated that the BSF has denied involvement. An investigation is underway, and communication with Indian counterparts continues.

India’s Border Security Force (BSF) has reportedly pushed back 31 individuals—including 14 Rohingya refugees and 17 Bangladeshi nationals—into Bangladesh through Lalakhal and Minatila borders in Sylhet early Friday. The Rohingyas had fled camps in Cox’s Bazar and entered India illegally. The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) detained all 31 individuals. Police confirmed that the Bangladeshis have been presented in court, while the Rohingyas were sent back to camps in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar.

Human rights activists have accused India of illegally deporting hundreds of Muslims into Bangladesh without legal proceedings. Most affected are Muslims from West Bengal, sparking fear and outrage in the community.

Though Indian authorities claim these are undocumented migrants, reports suggest that even Indian citizens and Rohingya refugees are being forcibly pushed into Bangladesh. The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has returned at least 100 individuals and claims that over 1,600 have been pushed in unlawfully.

Victims allege coercion by India's Border Security Force (BSF), with some saying they were forced at gunpoint to cross the border. AFP has corroborated parts of the report.

The Border Security Force (BSF) of India pushed back eight individuals—including men, women, and children—across the Rangmohol border in Gangni Upazila of Meherpur district.

The individuals said they had been working as laborers in various parts of India for a long time but were arrested and imprisoned about a year ago. After their release from jail on Wednesday, the police handed them over to the BSF. The BSF then reportedly pushed them through the border gate at gunpoint.

After crossing back into Bangladesh, they were detained by the Bangladesh Border Guard (BGB). Subedar Basharul Islam of the BGB confirmed the incident and said preparations are underway to send a formal letter to the BSF to hold a flag meeting regarding the matter.

The Indian Border Security Force (BSF) reportedly pushed nine individuals—women and children included—into Bangladesh territory through the Shantipur border in Matiranga upazila of Khagrachari. According to UNO Manzur Alam, the group was pushed across the border late at night. These individuals were reportedly working in India as laborers. They are currently being held at Belchari High School, where authorities are verifying their identities before making further decisions.

Twelve Rohingyas were detained while attempting to illegally enter Bangladesh through the Latu border in Barlekha, Moulvibazar. Police later escorted them to various refugee camps in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar. According to Officer-in-Charge Mahbubur Rahman Molla, the detained individuals were previously residents of the Balukhali and Palongkhali refugee camps. Meanwhile, four Bangladeshi nationals who were also detained were released into the custody of their families.

In the early hours of Monday, India’s Border Security Force (BSF) pushed 12 Rohingya Muslims, including women and children, along with four undocumented Bangladeshi nationals, into Bangladesh through the Kumarshail border in Borolekha upazila. Locals assisted the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) in detaining them around 9 AM. Authorities confirmed that the individuals will be handed over to the police after identity verification.

Mohammad Hanif Mia, a Bangladeshi village police officer, has died in India’s Tripura state near the Matiranga border in Khagrachari. A video of the deceased circulated online Friday afternoon, and his wife, Parvin Akter, confirmed the body was that of her husband. Mohammad Osman Ali, Secretary of Tabalchhari Union Parishad, reported that two men came to Hanif’s home last night and took him away. Since then, Hanif was missing and was found with injury marks on his body. According to police, Hanif along with four others crossed into the Indian border area but were chased by the BSF (Border Security Force). Four returned safely while one was detained by the BSF.

Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi, Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff of Iran's Armed Forces, declared during a visit to an IRGC Aerospace Force base that Iranian forces are fully prepared and highly motivated to strike Israeli targets. “With Allah’s help, we will carry out unceasing attacks on the occupying Zionist forces. There are no limits in front of us,” he said, praising recent IRGC strikes as precise and devastating.