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An ‘indigenous’ Assamese woman was pushed into Bangladesh. A year later, she is still stuck there

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A family in Dhaka gave Sakina Begum shelter, bailed her when she was imprisoned. Ethnic Assamese Muslim groups, however, have not spoken up for her.

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An ‘indigenous’ Assamese woman was pushed into Bangladesh. A year later, she is still stuck there

A family in Dhaka gave Sakina Begum shelter, bailed her when she was imprisoned. Ethnic Assamese Muslim groups, however, have not spoken up for her.

·Mumbai, India
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Scroll India broke the news in Mumbai, India on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
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