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Four Bangladeshis Pushed Back from Assam, 16 Still Missing

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August 21, Wednesday: In a recent border security operation, Assam authorities successfully pushed back four Bangladeshi nationals who attempted to enter India illegally. The incident underscores the ongoing challenges in managing the porous borders between India and Bangladesh, where illegal crossings remain a significant concern.

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The four individuals were intercepted by border security forces as they attempted to cross into Assam. After being apprehended, they were immediately sent back to Bangladesh, following due process. However, in a concerning development, 16 other individuals who were part of the same group have gone missing, sparking a widespread search operation by Indian authorities.

The disappearance of these individuals has raised alarms, with security forces intensifying their efforts to locate them. The incident has also brought attention to the broader issue of illegal immigration along the India-Bangladesh border, which has been a persistent challenge for both countries.

Authorities in Assam are coordinating with their counterparts in Bangladesh to enhance border vigilance and prevent further illegal crossings. The ongoing search for the missing individuals highlights the complexities involved in securing the extensive and often difficult-to-monitor border regions.

This incident is a reminder of the importance of robust border management and the need for continued cooperation between India and Bangladesh to address the challenges of illegal immigration. The search for the missing 16 individuals is expected to continue, with both security and humanitarian considerations guiding the efforts.

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