10 Bangladeshis detained in Silchar jail to be deported from Assam Thursday

[third eye]

http://bdnews24.com/bangladesh/2016...lchar-jail-to-be-deported-from-assam-thursday

Ten Bangladeshis currently detained in Silchar Jail in the Indian state of Assam will be sent back to their country of origin on Thursday.




They had been lodged in the Silchar detention centre for a long time now.

Cachar Deputy Commissioner S Vishwanathan on Wednesday told bdnews24.com about the decision to send the Bangladeshi nationals back to their own country.

According to the official, the Bangladeshi nationals will start their journey back home at 5am Thursday and they are likely to cross Karimganj border at around 10am.

There has always been a lot of politics in Assam regarding the issue of illegal Bangladeshi issue but due to good relations between the neighbouring country and the present Indian government, the Bangladesh government has agreed to take back their nationals this time.

When contacted, Cachar district police’s Superintendent Rajbir Singh said that 9 Bangladeshis were detained from Karimganj while one Bangladeshi was caught in Silchar.

Singh also said that most cases are new ones while few others are disputed.

Earlier, there was the push back policy, but now they are required to verify and seek approval from the government of that country and then proceed with deportation. On the other hand, disputed cases are sent to Foreigner Tribunals.

According to a source in the Assam government, the issue was discussed in a DM level conference last year between the deputy commissioners of the bordering districts of India and Bangladesh.

A meeting on deportation of illegal Bangladeshi nationals also took place where India put forward all records to the Bangladesh government and requested them to take action.

The issue was discussed at length and the details of all detainees were handed over to both Sylhet and Moulvibazaar DCs.

Consequently, Bangladeshi officials verified and agreed to take back their nationals. Two minor children of Archana Dash will also be deported back to Bangladesh tomorrow.

Another official said that although the process was slow but they are happy that the issue is being sorted out amicably

 

[baajey]

the map showing silchar location is wrong.
on topic : if only deporting 9 of them cud solve the problem.

 

[TopCat]

the map showing silchar location is wrong.
on topic : if only deporting 9 of them cud solve the problem.

Great move by India for behaving civic way.

Earlier, there was the push back policy, but now they are required to verify and seek approval from the government of that country and then proceed with deportation. On the other hand, disputed cases are sent to Foreigner Tribunals.

Those people at the border should be treated with guard of honor with whipping in their back.

 

[Nilgiri]

Earlier, there was the push back policy, but now they are required to verify and seek approval from the government of that country and then proceed with deportation. On the other hand, disputed cases are sent to Foreigner Tribunals.

Excellent policy. In conjunction with Aadhar and SHW in power, we shall see a blossoming of relations with BD over time as they accept their people back with proof given....and tribunals where needed.

Does anyone have any information on the nature of these tribunals?

@Roybot @Rain Man @Joe Shearer @Bilal9

 

[kobiraaz]

Two minor children of Archana Dash will also be deported back to Bangladesh tomorrow.

Who is Archana Das by the way?

Anyway Legal process Much appreciated.

 

[Indo-Pak]

Nice to see Bangaldesh is accepting there ppl now.. Earlier BD govt never accepted any one as Bangladeshi....

Its because of good India BD relation in near past.

 

[kobiraaz]

Nice to see Bangaldesh is accepting there ppl now.. Earlier BD govt never accepted any one as Bangladeshi....

Its because of good India BD relation in near past.

No because you have followed legal process this time, gave Bangladesh Government time to verify their permanent address instead of simply pushing them in the border

 

[dray]

Great move by India for behaving civic way.

Anyway Legal process Much appreciated.

No because you have followed legal process this time, gave Bangladesh Government time to verify their permanent address instead of simply pushing them in the border

Since Bangladesh is not interested in stopping the illegal infiltration from its end, nor it is allowing us to erect border fences on zero line where space is not available, it should start paying us for the cost incurred in catching, detaining, logistics, fooding, lodging, medical (if any), and legal processes for these Bangladeshi illegal immigrants. Why should we bear the cost of irresponsibility of Bangladeshi government and its citizens?

 

[kobiraaz]

Since Bangladesh is not interested in stopping the illegal infiltration from its end, nor it is allowing us to erect border fences on zero line where space is not available, it should start paying us for the cost incurred in catching, detaining, logistics, fooding, lodging, medical (if any), and legal processes for these Bangladeshi illegal immigrants. Why should we bear the cost of irresponsibility of Bangladeshi government and its citizens?

Erect fence as tall as you want, eletrify it but do it in your territory as per the border agreement between Muzib and Indira

 

[dray]

Erect fence as tall as you want, eletrify it but do it in your territory as per the border agreement between Muzib and Indira

No space available....stop illegal immigration from your country or pay for the costs..