BANGLADESH POLICE ARREST
Bangladesh police arrest Liberation War veteran, critic of Yunus-led interim govt
Bangladesh police arrested Abu Alam Shahid Khan, a 1971 Liberation War veteran and critic of Muhammad Yunus's interim government, amid a crackdown on dissenting voices. Several others have been detained, including Professor Nazmul Ahsan Kalimullah, Professor Hafizur Rahman Curzon, and journalist Manjurul Alam Panna. These arrests follow disruptions at a veterans' discussion, highlighting the political volatility since the July Uprising.
Sunali's family stares at uncertainty as she languishes in a Bangladeshi jail
Sunali Khatun, an eight-month pregnant Indian woman, along with her husband, son, and three neighbors, are imprisoned in Bangladesh for alleged illegal immigration. West Bengal Migrant Welfare Board is working to secure their release and repatriation. Khatun's father asserts their Indian citizenship, highlighting their long-term residency in Birbhum and possession of an Aadhaar card.
How an eight-month pregnant 'nowhere woman' ended up 'illegal' in India and jailed in Bangladesh
Sunali Khatun from West Bengal is currently in a Bangladesh jail. She is eight months pregnant and faces deportation issues. Indian police and Bangladeshi authorities have branded her an illegal immigrant. She possesses an Aadhaar card and voter ID. She was arrested with her family and others. They were daily wage earners in Delhi. Families are fighting for their return.
Meghalaya asks Centre to convince Bangladesh to erect fencing close to international border
Meghalaya government has requested the Union Ministry of Home Affairs to persuade Bangladesh for border fencing. This fencing will be closer to the international boundary. The goal is to secure a 40 km unfenced stretch. This move aims to protect villages without compromising their safety. Recent infiltration attempts prompted the government to enhance border security.
Sixth Bangladeshi national caught in Meghalaya cross-border armed attack dies
A Bangladeshi national, allegedly involved in an armed attack in Meghalaya, was found injured and later died. He was part of a gang that attacked a village, looted valuables, and kidnapped a shopkeeper. Police arrested four others, including a Bangladesh Police constable, and recovered weapons and explosives. Security forces are searching for the remaining attackers along the India-Bangladesh border.
Al Qaeda in Indian Subcontinent rearing its head again, agencies see strategic recalibration
Gujarat ATS arrested Shama Parveen in Bengaluru. She allegedly spread Al Qaeda propaganda on social media. This followed the arrest of four other AQIS operatives from Ahmedabad, Delhi, Noida and Modasa. They are accused of promoting extremist Jihadi content online. AQIS has been using online platforms for recruitment. The outfit aims to establish its presence in the Indian subcontinent.
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Families of Bengali migrants deported to Bangladesh stare at endless uncertainty
In West Bengal's Birbhum district, families allege their relatives were wrongly deported to Bangladesh by Delhi Police, despite possessing Indian documents. Bhodu Sheikh and Amir Khan recount the ordeals of their daughters and grandchildren, who were detained and deported. TMC MP Samirul Islam is protesting against this 'linguistic terror', providing land documents as proof of citizenship and vowing legal action.
Mob damages homes belonging to minorities in Bangladesh; Govt orders repair works
In northwestern Bangladesh, a mob damaged at least a dozen Hindu homes following allegations that a 17-year-old Hindu youth made derogatory remarks against the Prophet on social media. The teenager has been arrested, and authorities have ordered the repair of the damaged houses.
Bangladesh arrests former Chief Justice Khairul Haque
Former Chief Justice ABM Khairul Haque faced arrest in Bangladesh. Detective Branch Police took him from his residence. Joint commissioner Nasirul Islam confirmed the arrest. Three cases were registered against Khairul. Supreme Court lawyer Mujahidul Islam Shaheen accused Khairul of corruption. Abdul Bari Bhuiyan filed a case related to the caretaker government system ruling.
Won't allow 'linguistic terrorism': Mamata Banerjee vows to fight for Bengali identity
Mamata Banerjee is gearing up for the 2026 elections. She is calling for a new language movement in Bengal. Banerjee alleges linguistic terrorism by the BJP. She vows to fight for Bengali identity. She criticizes the treatment of Bengali speakers in other states. Banerjee also slams Assam's Chief Minister.
Maharashtra: 5 Bangladeshi women staying illegally arrested from Pune's red light area Budhwar Peth
Pune City Police, in a significant operation, apprehended five Bangladeshi women from Budhwar Peth for illegal residency and involvement in prostitution. The women, aged 20-28, were found without valid documents and had entered India illegally, posing as West Bengal residents.
14 arrested after deadly clashes in Bangladesh founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's hometown
Clashes in Gopalganj, Bangladesh, the hometown of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, resulted in four deaths and prompted a 22-hour curfew. The violence erupted during a rally organized by the National Citizen Party (NCP), leading to confrontations between supporters of Sheikh Hasina and law enforcement.
Bangladesh plunges into crisis as Islamists attack Awami League in Mujib birthplace
Bangladesh is facing a major political crisis. Several people have died in Gopalganj due to violence. The Army launched a crackdown after Islamists rioted. Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus is the interim head. He says a peaceful rally was attacked. The Awami League condemns the Army's actions. They allege the Army is biased and supports Yunus.
Mamata Banerjee to lead TMC's protest against detention of Bengali migrant workers in BJP-ruled states
Ahead of the 2026 elections, Trinamool Congress is protesting the alleged detention and mistreatment of Bengali migrant workers in BJP-governed states, reigniting Bengali identity politics. Mamata Banerjee and other Trinamool leaders are leading protests against the harassment, particularly of the Matua community in Maharashtra. BJP leaders are accusing Trinamool of shielding illegal immigrants and Rohingyas.
Calcutta HC seeks Delhi administration's reply on family's deportation to Bangladesh
The Calcutta High Court has instructed the Delhi administration to provide a detailed report regarding the deportation of six migrant workers, including a minor, to Bangladesh. These workers claimed to be from West Bengal, prompting the court to seek clarification on their detention and any communication between Delhi and West Bengal authorities. The report is due by July 16.
Tripura court sends Bangladeshi woman and her Indian lover to 14-day judicial custody
A Bangladeshi woman and her Indian lover are in judicial custody. They were arrested in Tripura's Sepahijala district. The BSF detained them and handed them to the police. The woman entered Tripura illegally to reunite with her lover. He is a contractor from Karnataka. They planned to travel to Bengaluru. Police have registered cases against them under various acts.
Myanmar-sourced weapons entering India via some cadres of Manipur insurgent outfits
Security agencies in Manipur are investigating an arms smuggling operation from Myanmar, potentially impacting national security, after arresting a UNLF-P leader. Despite a ceasefire agreement, the UNLF-P is accused of failing to surrender weapons and engaging in extortion. The probe revealed foreign-made weapons being smuggled and sold across India with forged documents, raising concerns about the group's commitment to peace.
Bangladesh rape case sparks outrage; HC orders video removal, police protection for survivor
A 26-year-old Hindu woman's alleged rape in Cumilla, Bangladesh, has sparked outrage and demands for action against gender-based violence. Fazar Ali has been arrested, and four others are booked for allegedly recording and circulating the assault video. The High Court has ordered the video's removal and protection for the survivor, intensifying calls for justice and igniting a political row.
Seven Bangladeshi nationals arrested for illegal stay in Mumbai, Pune
Mumbai and Pune police have arrested seven Bangladeshi nationals, including six women, for illegally residing in India. Bayajid Khan, initially apprehended in Palghar, revealed his role in providing accommodation and employment to these women. The women were employed in beauty parlors and as maids, communicating with relatives in Bangladesh through a banned application.
Bangladesh says attacks on Tagore's property an 'altercation between two visitors and caretaker'
Bangladesh government addressed an incident at Rabindra Kachari Bari. It involved an altercation between visitors and the caretaker. A criminal case was filed, and two arrests were made. Local inquiry board was formed by the district administration. The government reaffirms its respect for Rabindranath Tagore. They condemn any divisive attempts to create controversy.
Tripura Police detains 13 members of Bangladeshi outfit
Tripura Police apprehended thirteen members of a Bangladesh-based organization following a raid in West Tripura. Suspected to be part of a Chakma community group from the Chittagong Hill Tracts, they had reportedly crossed into India seeking medical treatment for injuries sustained in clashes with a rival group. Authorities plan to return them to Bangladesh.
16 Bangladesh nationals, five Indians held in Tripura for illegally border crossing
Border Security Force and Tripura Police have apprehended sixteen Bangladesh nationals and five Indians for illegally crossing the India-Bangladesh border at different locations. The arrests were made in connection with illegal border crossings and related activities, including illegal employment and assisting illegal border crossings. Authorities are conducting investigations into these incidents.
"West Bengal has become haven for criminals": Sukanta Majumdar slams CM Mamata Banerjee
BJP's Sukanta Majumdar criticizes West Bengal's government, saying the state has become a criminal hub. He points out the recent seizure of counterfeit currency in Kolkata. Majumdar also criticizes the arrest of ISKCON leader Chinmoy Krishna Das in Bangladesh. He claims the charges against the ISKCON leader are false and urges for his release.
Bangladesh steps up security, arrests six for lawyer's killing amid protests
Tensions escalated in Chittagong, Bangladesh, following the arrest of a Hindu leader on sedition charges. Clashes between supporters and police resulted in the death of a lawyer, prompting increased security and arrests. Six individuals were apprehended in connection with the murder, while others face charges related to vandalism and assault. India expressed concern over the treatment of minorities in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh ISKCON priest Chinmoy Krishna Das arrested amid protests against Hindu atrocities
Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, an ISKCON monk and spokesperson for Bangladesh Sammilita Sanatani Jagran Jote, was arrested in Dhaka by the detective branch of the metropolitan police. Reports suggest his detention relates to allegations of disrespecting the Bangladeshi flag at an earlier rally. The arrest coincides with heightened communal tensions in Bangladesh, marked by increasing violence against Hindus, including attacks on temples and homes. The reasons behind his arrest remain unclear as investigations continue.
11 Bangladeshi nationals arrested in Tripura for illegal entry into India
In Tripura, 11 Bangladeshi nationals and three Indian touts were arrested for illegal entry into India. The Bangladeshis, including four women, were detained at Agartala railway station. They aimed to travel to Chennai and Ahmedabad for jobs. Security has been tightened along the India-Bangladesh border due to recent unrest in Bangladesh.
Yumsen Matey, Former MLA from Arunachal Pradesh was killed in Tirap district by unidentified people
Two day after two top militants of the banned National Liberation Front of Tripura were arrested in Tripura, two more hardcore cadres of the outfit and one of their collaborators were arrested on Saturday immediately after they fled from their Bangladeshi hideout. Police said that acting on specific inputs of Special Branch, North Tripura district Police and Tripura State Rifles (TSR) conducted operations in the early morning of Saturday and arrested the extremists near Bhandarima along Bangladesh border.
Seven Rohingyas including three women arrested in Tripura
“Rohingya Muslims fled from their Bangladesh camps and recently illegally entered Tripura through the western Tripura’s Sonamura India-Bangladesh border and tried to go to Assam by a car," a senior police officer who does not want to be named said.
Bangladesh police arrests 2 suspected IS members
Two persons have been arrested in Bangladesh for their alleged links to the dreaded Islamic State (IS) militant group, police said.
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