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Reported by: UNBconnect
Reported on: April 26, 2012 09:28 AM
Reported in: National

Benapole, Apr 26 (UNB) - BSF threw five powerful grenades from across the border into Bangladesh territory sending a panic wave in several frontier villages here on Wednesday night.

However, no casualty is reported.

``India`s Border Security Firce (BSF) hurled at least five grenades from across the border at a group of Bangladeshi cattle traders at frontier village Baro Achra at Benapole union in Sharsha upazila of Jessore at 9 pm``, Major Firoze Wahid, Operation Officer of 26 BGB told UNB on Wednesday late night.

All the five grenades exploded with big bang, rattling the whole area, including Baro Achra and Benapole Check Point, sending panic waves in several friontier villages, witnesses said.

A BSF team of India`s Haridaspur border outpost hurled five grenades well inside Baro Achra and all the grenades blasted with defeaning sound at the Bangladesh`s frontier village, close to the Land Port, creating panic among the villagers, Benapole Check Point officers and staff, businessmen, tourists, local C & F agents, transport workers and labourers, a Benapole businessman said.

Local shopowners and businessmen ran for safety hurriedly shutting their respective business establishments as the grenades, which came from across the border, went off after landing at Baro Achra, a Benapole port official said.

People ran helter-skelter for safety of their lives as the grenades exploded in the area with big bang, a villager said.

Major Firoze Wahid and locals said the grenade attack by BSF triggered tension on both sides of the frontier.

Both BSF and BGB have fortified their respective positions substantially increasing their strength both numerically, logistically and also in terms of armaments, BGB and local sources said.

BGB conducted a drive immediately after the grenade attack and arrested a man from Baro Achra frontier.

Identity of the arrestee could not be ascertained immediately.

UNBconnect... - BSF hurls 5 grenades at Benapole creating both panic & tension
 
Sounds like another BS one sided story.

UNB is not BS mate.
Some of you guys should visit these border areas sometime in person, talk with the people. Just stop commentating as though yours is the last. lol
 
UNB is not BS mate.
Some of you guys should visit these border areas sometime in person, talk with the people. Just stop commentating as though yours is the last. lol

Yes BSF is crazy that they just hurled 5 grenades just for the luls. UNB is known for spinning BS anti India stories.
 
So called "illegal Bangladeshi" = Bengali Muslim from West Bengal, victim of Hindu Nationalist BS manufactured propaganda
 
Instead of 5 Grenades, BSF must throw 5 Illegal Bangladeshis in Bangladesh.

That's the usual crap coming out of India. There is not even one illegal BD national in poverty stricken, insurgency prone lawless India. The reverse is true.

Bangladesh to hand over Indian boy on April 29
Shubhajit Roy Posted online: Thu Apr 26 2012, 03:26 hrs

New Delhi : A day after The Indian Express reported on a five-year-old Indian boy languishing in a Bangladesh jail for over a year now, the Ministry of External Affairs on Wednesday said that he is expected to be handed over to the Indian authorities on April 29.

MEA official spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said, “Five-year-old Indian Ariful Sheikh who is in Kustia jail in Bangladesh is expected to be handed over on April 29 to BSF through Darsana checkpost.” He had said on Tuesday that the Indian government is “pursuing” the matter with the Bangladesh authorities.

Ariful has been in jail for the last 10 months, along with his grandparents, even after having completed their two-month jail term. They were arrested on April 15 last year while illegally entering Bangladesh.

Hachimuddin Sheikh and his wife Mafroza Khatun, along with their grandchild Ariful, were travelling from West Bengal’s Tarakpur village to their relative’s place across the India-Bangladesh border when they were arrested, according to the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative. They were fined 500 Taka and sentenced to two months. The jail term ended in June last year.

The Indian High Commission in Dhaka got in touch with Bangladesh Home and Foreign Ministries to ensure their release, after Bangladesh Legal Aid Services and Trust took up the matter with them on March 14 this year.

http://www.indianexp...pril-29/941518/
 
That's the usual crap coming out of India. There is not even one illegal BD national in poverty stricken, insurgency prone lawless India. The reverse is true.

Bangladesh to hand over Indian boy on April 29
Shubhajit Roy Posted online: Thu Apr 26 2012, 03:26 hrs

New Delhi : A day after The Indian Express reported on a five-year-old Indian boy languishing in a Bangladesh jail for over a year now, the Ministry of External Affairs on Wednesday said that he is expected to be handed over to the Indian authorities on April 29.

MEA official spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said, “Five-year-old Indian Ariful Sheikh who is in Kustia jail in Bangladesh is expected to be handed over on April 29 to BSF through Darsana checkpost.” He had said on Tuesday that the Indian government is “pursuing” the matter with the Bangladesh authorities.

Ariful has been in jail for the last 10 months, along with his grandparents, even after having completed their two-month jail term. They were arrested on April 15 last year while illegally entering Bangladesh.

Hachimuddin Sheikh and his wife Mafroza Khatun, along with their grandchild Ariful, were travelling from West Bengal’s Tarakpur village to their relative’s place across the India-Bangladesh border when they were arrested, according to the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative. They were fined 500 Taka and sentenced to two months. The jail term ended in June last year.

The Indian High Commission in Dhaka got in touch with Bangladesh Home and Foreign Ministries to ensure their release, after Bangladesh Legal Aid Services and Trust took up the matter with them on March 14 this year.

http://www.indianexp...pril-29/941518/

Says the Stupid Bangladeshi whose Per Capita Income is Less than Zimbabwe and Haiti. :lol:

An Indian is 3 Times Richer than a Bangladeshi.
 
That's the usual crap coming out of India. There is not even one illegal BD national in poverty stricken, insurgents prone lawless India. The reverse is true.

Bangladesh to hand over Indian boy on April 29
Shubhajit Roy Posted online: Thu Apr 26 2012, 03:26 hrs

New Delhi : A day after The Indian Express reported on a five-year-old Indian boy languishing in a Bangladesh jail for over a year now, the Ministry of External Affairs on Wednesday said that he is expected to be handed over to the Indian authorities on April 29.

MEA official spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said, ¡°Five-year-old Indian Ariful Sheikh who is in Kustia jail in Bangladesh is expected to be handed over on April 29 to BSF through Darsana checkpost.¡± He had said on Tuesday that the Indian government is ¡°pursuing¡± the matter with the Bangladesh authorities.

Ariful has been in jail for the last 10 months, along with his grandparents, even after having completed their two-month jail term. They were arrested on April 15 last year while illegally entering Bangladesh.

Hachimuddin Sheikh and his wife Mafroza Khatun, along with their grandchild Ariful, were travelling from West Bengal¡¯s Tarakpur village to their relative¡¯s place across the India-Bangladesh border when they were arrested, according to the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative. They were fined 500 Taka and sentenced to two months. The jail term ended in June last year.

The Indian High Commission in Dhaka got in touch with Bangladesh Home and Foreign Ministries to ensure their release, after Bangladesh Legal Aid Services and Trust took up the matter with them on March 14 this year.

http://www.indianexp...pril-29/941518/

28,483 Persons Declared as Illegal Foreigners in Assam
In the period from January 1, 2001 to December 31, 2011, a total of 28,483 personshave been declared as illegal foreigners from Bangladesh through the judicial process
, of which 288 have been deported. Of the declared foreigners, 16,019 are absconding , while 353 have registered themselves with the FRRO office. Revealing this in the Assembly in reply to a starred question from Phani Bhushan Choudhury (AGP), Forest Minister Rockybul Hussain said that the three detention camps in the State at present had 94 foreigners, the break-up being 59 at Goalpara, 32 at Kokrajhar, and 3at Silchar.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/world-...ared-illegal-foreigners-assam.html?highlight=

not single. more than lacs of undeclared bangladeshi in India.
 
So Awami League should know where granade from 21st august came from - their master tried to kill their leader. Now offcourse ULFA has been added to the list. In the process Awami League has set people of Bangladesh to suffer from untold consequences.
 
That's the usual crap coming out of India. There is not even one illegal BD national in poverty stricken, insurgency prone lawless India. The reverse is true.

Bangladesh to hand over Indian boy on April 29
Shubhajit Roy Posted online: Thu Apr 26 2012, 03:26 hrs

New Delhi : A day after The Indian Express reported on a five-year-old Indian boy languishing in a Bangladesh jail for over a year now, the Ministry of External Affairs on Wednesday said that he is expected to be handed over to the Indian authorities on April 29.

MEA official spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said, “Five-year-old Indian Ariful Sheikh who is in Kustia jail in Bangladesh is expected to be handed over on April 29 to BSF through Darsana checkpost.” He had said on Tuesday that the Indian government is “pursuing” the matter with the Bangladesh authorities.

Ariful has been in jail for the last 10 months, along with his grandparents, even after having completed their two-month jail term. They were arrested on April 15 last year while illegally entering Bangladesh.

Hachimuddin Sheikh and his wife Mafroza Khatun, along with their grandchild Ariful, were travelling from West Bengal’s Tarakpur village to their relative’s place across the India-Bangladesh border when they were arrested, according to the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative. They were fined 500 Taka and sentenced to two months. The jail term ended in June last year.

The Indian High Commission in Dhaka got in touch with Bangladesh Home and Foreign Ministries to ensure their release, after Bangladesh Legal Aid Services and Trust took up the matter with them on March 14 this year.

http://www.indianexp...pril-29/941518/

Pole vaulters...lol
 
What kind of people hurl grenades at the civilian???
 
28,483 Persons Declared as Illegal Foreigners in Assam
In the period from January 1, 2001 to December 31, 2011, a total of 28,483 personshave been declared as illegal foreigners from Bangladesh through the judicial process
, of which 288 have been deported. Of the declared foreigners, 16,019 are absconding , while 353 have registered themselves with the FRRO office. Revealing this in the Assembly in reply to a starred question from Phani Bhushan Choudhury (AGP), Forest Minister Rockybul Hussain said that the three detention camps in the State at present had 94 foreigners, the break-up being 59 at Goalpara, 32 at Kokrajhar, and 3at Silchar.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/world-...ared-illegal-foreigners-assam.html?highlight=

not single. more than lacs of undeclared bangladeshi in India.

Sorry mate, India is a funny country.
 
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