US EditionIndia Pushes Back 'Foreigners' Into Bangladesh, Sparking Human Rights Concerns
- The Assam Police's Special Task Force arrested eight terrorists, including Md Sad Radi, during 'Operation Praghat' across various states in India on December 17-18, 2024.
- Md Sad Radi aimed to activate sleeper cells in Assam and West Bengal and held meetings to plan attacks against members of Hindu organizations.
- Assam's Special Director General of Police, Harmeet Singh, described the arrests as a significant move against jihadi elements that aimed to disrupt communal harmony in India.
- The investigation revealed plans for violent activities aimed at destabilizing the region, highlighting concerns about influences from Bangladesh.
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India pushes back 'foreigners' into Bangladesh, sparking human rights concerns
India has started to push people it considers illegal immigrants into neighbouring Bangladesh, but human rights activists say authorities are arbitrarily throwing people out of the country. Since May, the northeastern Indian state of Assam has "pushed back" 303 people into Bangladesh out of 30,000 declared as foreigners by various tribunals over the years, a top official said this week. Such people in Assam are typically long-term residents with…
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