Two Indian Farmers Taken Into Bangladesh in Retaliation After Villagers Demand Release of Bangladeshi Farmer
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Two Indian Farmers Taken Into Bangladesh in Retaliation After Villagers Demand Release of Bangladeshi Farmer
Two Indian farmers from West Bengal were taken to Bangladesh by villagers after Bangladeshi farmer allegedly detained by BSF in India near border. The incident took place on Tuesday, however, later the farmers were returned after BSF meeting with Bangladesh border
The kidnapping of an Indian tea farmer near the India-Bangladesh border in Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, has heightened tensions. It is alleged that around 20 Bangladeshi criminals took him across the border to Panchgarh. The family claims the farmer was targeted in retaliation for a recent failed infiltration attempt. The BSF has contacted the BGB and held a flag meeting.
Bengal tea farmer abducted from field, taken across Bangladesh border
A Jalpaiguri tea farmer was allegedly taken into Bangladesh from a border tea garden on Saturday. The case has raised tensions after his family linked it to a foiled infiltration and BSF-BGB talks.
Tea farmer abducted from Bengal field, taken across Bangladesh border - The Canadian Media
IBNS-CMEDIA: A 35-year-old Indian national was allegedly abducted by a group of Bangladeshi men from a tea garden in Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, near the India-Bangladesh border, on Saturday, media reports said. According to reports, the farmer, identified as Dipankar Gope, was allegedly abducted in retaliation for the arrest of a Bangladeshi national by the Border Security Force (BSF) two days earlier. Local sources told India Today that on Au…
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