India Calls for Faster Verification of Migrants from Bangladesh Amid Border Tensions
India urges Bangladesh to speed up migrant verification amid fresh BSF ‘push-in’ claims

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India has urged Bangladesh to expedite the verification of nationality for illegal Bangladeshi migrants as tensions rise over allegations of attempted border 'push-ins' by the Border Security Force. The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized the importance of a structured bilateral mechanism for deportations.
- 01India's Ministry of External Affairs reiterated that illegal migrants are dealt with under established legal provisions.
- 02The Border Guard Bangladesh reported thwarting 10 alleged BSF 'push-in' attempts along the border.
- 03Pending nationality verification requests from India to Bangladesh are hindering the deportation process.
- 04The BGB claimed BSF personnel attempted to send 30–35 individuals into Bangladesh in a prison van.
- 05India maintains that repatriation issues are managed through formal bilateral mechanisms.
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India has called on Bangladesh to expedite the verification of nationality for illegal Bangladeshi nationals amid rising tensions following allegations of border 'push-ins' by the Border Security Force (BSF). At a media briefing, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal reaffirmed India's commitment to addressing illegal migration through established legal frameworks. He noted that several nationality verification requests remain pending with Bangladeshi authorities, which delays the deportation process. The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) reported blocking multiple alleged BSF attempts to push individuals into Bangladesh, including a claim that BSF personnel tried to send 30–35 individuals across the border in a prison van. The BGB has increased patrols and surveillance to prevent illegal crossings. Jaiswal emphasized the need for Bangladesh to process the verification requests swiftly to facilitate smoother deportations of those unlawfully residing in India.
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The ongoing tensions and verification delays may affect the deportation process of illegal migrants from India to Bangladesh.
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