Why Awami League terrorist allowed entry inside india?
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Safe passage to India ensured day after controversial release
Hardcore criminal Bikash Kumar Biswas, whose sudden and secret release from jail triggered huge controversy, has been facilitated with safe passage to India, said sources in police and the ruling party.
He left the country on December 15, a day after he had been released on bail from Kashimpur jail-2. He was supposed to leave India in a couple of days, said a source having close contact with Bikash.
After his release, Bikash went straight to Mawa and headed towards Jessore crossing the river on a speedboat. He was accompanied by two Chhatra League activists. The next day, he was taken to the Jessore border on a motorbike. He entered India through a snapped barbed-wire fence, said a Chhatra League activist close to one of Bikash’s aides.
Sources said he had been released under a Tk 50 crore deal. He had also pulled some strings to ensure his release and safe passage.
The sources said police and other law enforcement agencies had been informally asked by some government high-ups not to intercept Bikash.
Sources in the ruling party said two top figures in the government — a minister and an influential leader of Awami League — were his main facilitators.
Top Terror Bikash Freed A 50cr taka question? | The Bangladesh Chronicle
Safe passage to India ensured day after controversial release
Hardcore criminal Bikash Kumar Biswas, whose sudden and secret release from jail triggered huge controversy, has been facilitated with safe passage to India, said sources in police and the ruling party.
He left the country on December 15, a day after he had been released on bail from Kashimpur jail-2. He was supposed to leave India in a couple of days, said a source having close contact with Bikash.
After his release, Bikash went straight to Mawa and headed towards Jessore crossing the river on a speedboat. He was accompanied by two Chhatra League activists. The next day, he was taken to the Jessore border on a motorbike. He entered India through a snapped barbed-wire fence, said a Chhatra League activist close to one of Bikash’s aides.
Sources said he had been released under a Tk 50 crore deal. He had also pulled some strings to ensure his release and safe passage.
The sources said police and other law enforcement agencies had been informally asked by some government high-ups not to intercept Bikash.
Sources in the ruling party said two top figures in the government — a minister and an influential leader of Awami League — were his main facilitators.
Top Terror Bikash Freed A 50cr taka question? | The Bangladesh Chronicle
Are you still against Awami League? Jamaat has come into very close terms with AL govt so that the latter does not hang its 1971 criminals by rope. Today's slogan: AL-Jamaat Bhai Bhai!!!!!
India has become a safe haven for big criminals from BD. India gives sanctuary to them who are safe inside the detention house for a couple of years. A day comes when BD people cannot remember him. He then arranges a release from Indian jail, comes back and re-starts his action. India is doing this to destabilize our country.
If BD people (and by that I mean authority like police, intelligence and politicians whose job should be keeping an eye on the activities related to this guy), have such a bad memory that they will just forget about a person involved in crimes against BD, then BD alone stands guilty. Also if he arranges a release from Indian jail and restarts his action then you can blame India, but right now you are just speculating based on your biases.
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Latest news: India informs Bangladesh of Nur Hossain arrest -
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yet nothing about returning him to Bangladesh.
'We have sent the letter today to the Foreign Ministry and they will send it to the Indian authorities tomorrow,' State Minister says -
Foreign Ministry asked to bring back Nur Hossain | Dhaka Tribune
This is from yesterday. Why do you expect India to take all the steps and that too immediately while your own foreign ministry's letter would have been delivered today.
These processes also take a long time. Take for example the case of Abu Salem a wanted terrorist who was arrested in Portugal in September 2002. He was tried in courts of Portugal for the laws that he broke there and was handed over to India finally in November of 2005. Would you claim that Portugal was harboring the terrorist?
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Did you even take a look at the link I posted? India has replied to the letter from Bangladesh Foreign Ministry today and yet didn't say anything about returning him to the Bangladeshi authorities.
India replied the day it received communication from your ministry and the link you send clearly says that India "sought more information about Nur Hossain and the government was collecting the information."
According to you India should have just handed over the guy to Bangladesh the second it received communication from BD.
This is unreasonable and anyone with a sane mind can see this. India will have to go through the legal process to reach a conclusion because he is arrested by the law enforcement entity.
Stop pointing finger at India and look back at your own country. The ruling party was involved in helping this guy escape and now all of a sudden India is responsible for not only returning him, but also doing at within a jiffy or any questions.
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Okay, now tell me one thing what does India have to do with this guy? They have identified he's not an Indian and can easily deport him, why are they delaying? that's even when Bangladesh and India have the prisoner exchange treaty in effect?
"The treaty will allow exchange of convicts sentenced for more than a year in prison but will not be applicable to political prisoners and asylum seekers."
India has the right and duty to investigate if the person fulfills all the criteria but you are saying that India should just deport him because he is Bangladeshi and Bangladeshi asked for it, without checking any of the facts themselves. I don't think countries and international issues work like this.
Bangladesh has all the rights to ask India to expedite the process but they cannot just expect India to ignore all the protocols and the authority in Bangladesh knows that, just the people on internet like you do not seem to understand it.
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