India has successfully repatriated 91 Bangladeshi fishermen who were detained in Indian waters. The fishermen, along with four Bangladeshi-owned fishing boats, were handed over to the Bangladesh Coast Guard at the International Maritime Boundary Line in the Bay of Bengal. This operation was a collaborative effort involving various Bangladeshi government agencies, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock. The Bangladesh Foreign Ministry highlighted the country's commitment to assist its citizens abroad through proper diplomatic channels. Concurrently, India reaffirmed its structured approach to managing illegal immigration, emphasizing that all foreign nationals in India, including those from Bangladesh, will be dealt with according to established laws. The Ministry of External Affairs stressed the importance of nationality verification by Bangladeshi authorities before any deportation can occur. This development comes amid allegations from the Border Guard Bangladesh regarding attempts by the Indian Border Security Force to push individuals across the border.