BSF nabs 3 Kashmir-bound B’desh infiltrators in East Khasi Hills dist

Shillong: BSF Meghalaya has apprehended three Bangladeshi nationals, including a minor boy, who had illegally entered India with the intention of going to Kashmir for jobs, the paramilitary force said here on Monday.They have been identified as Mohibur Rehman (30) and Kudus Miah (25) from Sunamganj district, and 16-year-old from Sylhet district of Bangladesh. They were caught inside Indian territory in the East Khasi Hills on June 30, BSF said.“Acting on specific information, a BSF party stationed at Dangar tri junction stopped the Maruti Alto car and apprehended two Indian touts and three Bangladeshi nationals on suspicion. On questioning, the apprehended Bangladeshi nationals claimed that they illegally entered into Indian territory with intention to go to Kashmir in search of jobs,” the BSF statement read. The trio has been handed over to Dangar PS in East Khasi Hills for further legal formalities.

Tripura: 11 Bangladeshis apprehended at Agartala Railway Station for entering India illegally

Eleven Bangladeshi nationals were apprehended at Agartala Railway Station for illegal entry into India, intending to travel to various cities. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of illegal immigration across the Bangladesh-India border, leading to increased vigilance from authorities.

11 Bangladeshis arrested for entering India illegally

11 Bangladeshi nationals, including women like Meem Sultana and Ritu Begam, arrested at Agartala Railway Station for illegal entry. Md Kashem Miah facilitating the travel, with intensified scrutiny on Bangladesh-India border crossings. Authorities vigilant, registering cases and preparing for court presentations.

Chinese forces enter Taiwanese territory, island nation responds as tension grows

Amid rising tensions, China's quarantine strategy poses a threat to Taiwan's autonomy, as warned by a US think tank. Xi Jinping's aggressive stance heightens fears of Taiwan's control by the Communist Party, bypassing direct military action. The Center for Strategic and International Studies highlights Beijing's options beyond invasion or blockade, indicating a challenging scenario for Taiwan and its allies.