Over 400 Alleged Bangladeshi Migrants Detained in Bengal
More than 400 individuals, identified as alleged Bangladeshi migrants, have been detained and placed in holding centers across the Bengal region.
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Around 250 Rohingya and Bangladeshi Migrants Missing After Shipwreck
Nine people were rescued alive after nearly two days adrift at sea, following the capsizing of a trawler carrying over 300 people, including women and children, believed to be Rohingya and Bangladeshi migrants.
Bangladeshi migrants perform in Lisbon play exploring immigrant life - The Daily Star
Bangladeshi migrants perform in Lisbon play exploring immigrant life The Daily Star
Bodies of Two Bangladeshi Migrants Recovered from Libya Trafficking Den
The bodies of two Bangladeshi migrants have been recovered from a human trafficking den in Libya.
Bangladeshi Migrants Rescued After Being Locked in Thailand House
Bangladeshi migrants who had been locked in a house in Thailand for three days have been successfully rescued by authorities.
Bangladeshi Migrants Forced into Prostitution in Pune
Five illegal Bangladeshi migrants were discovered at a brothel in Pune, having been lured by job promises and subsequently forced into prostitution.
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Report Alleges Migrants Faked Gay Identity for UK Asylum
A new report and BBC investigation allege that some Pakistani and Bangladeshi nationals posed as gay to seek asylum in the UK. The reports indicate that lawyers may have advised migrants on how to present false identities and reasons to exploit the asylum system.
Delhi Police Repatriate 1,589 Illegal Bangladeshi Migrants in 9 Months
Delhi Police data reveals that 1,589 illegal Bangladeshi migrants have been sent back from the city over a nine-month period.
‘In touch with Hafiz Saeed’: How LeT's Shabir Ahmed is linked to 8 held for plotting terror attack
Delhi Police has busted a Bangladesh terror module run by Shabir Ahmed Lone, who was in direct contact with LeT commander Hafeez Saeed. Lone, a Kashmiri resident, was released on bail in 2019 and fled to Bangladesh. He was tasked with recruiting and radicalizing illegal Bangladeshi migrants in India, arranging fake IDs and weapons for potential attacks.