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THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 2025
Indian human trafficker held, 2 women, child rescued in Jhenaidah

Bangladesh

BSS
02 May, 2025, 02:15 pm
Last modified: 02 May, 2025, 02:18 pm

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Indian human trafficker held, 2 women, child rescued in Jhenaidah

The BGB personnel seized Tk50,110, Indian rupees 850 and seven Omani Rials from the Indian national's possession

BSS
02 May, 2025, 02:15 pm
Last modified: 02 May, 2025, 02:18 pm
Indian human trafficker held, 2 women, child rescued in Jhenaidah

The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) on Thursday arrested an Indian national while trafficking two Bangladeshi women and a child to India through Maheshpur border in Jhenaidah district, said a BGB press release today.

The arrested human trafficker was identified as Shankar Adhikari, 39, son of Nukul Adhikari of Purba Huda village of Bagda Police Station in North 24 Parganas district, India.

A patrol team of the BGB Maheshpur Battalion arrested Shankar Adhikari around 5.30 pm on Thursday (1 May) while he was trafficking two Bangladeshi women and a child to India through the border.

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Shankar was arrested from Kanchanpur Bridge area, one-km inside Bangladesh from the border pillar-60/33-R, the release said. 

During the interrogation, it was learned that he visited his ancestral uncle's house in Barakhola village of Rajoir Police Station in Madaripur district of Bangladesh through the Benapole border three months ago and married a woman named Joybala, 13, and went to India. 

Later on 17 April 2025, Shankar re-entered Bangladesh through Benapole border of Bangladesh via Haridaspur in India.

Then, he brought his wife Jaybala and her neighbor Yuthika Halder, 29, and her son Badhan Baida, 10, to the Baghadanga border in Maheshpur upazila of Jhenaidah for the purpose of trafficking on the pretext of going on a trip.

Shankar admitted that he made a deal of Tk47,000 with a Bangladeshi broker Anwar to take the two women and the child to India.

The BGB personnel seized Tk50,110, Indian rupees 850 and seven Omani Rials from the Indian national's possession.

The process of handing over the arrested human trafficker to Maheshpur Police Station and the rescue women and the child to Justice and Care in Jashore is under process. 

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