Dhubri (Assam) [India], August 20 (HBTV): Assam Police on Monday night apprehended three Bangladeshi nationals who entered India from the Tripura side. The three individuals were later pushed back to the Bangladesh side. 

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma confirmed the report in a post on X, "The individuals were identified as MD Abu Shaid, son of Abdul Adud from Akhila village, Rajshahi district; Asadul Islam, son of the late Atabur Rahman from Godagari village, Rajshahi district; and MD Sarwar, son of MD Satabur Rahaman, also from Godagari village, Rajshahi district. One of them was found with an Aadhaar card, having entered India for the second time, All three intended to travel to Chennai for labour work. They have since been pushed back to Bangladesh." 

Meanwhile, Assam Police pushed back another infiltrator from Bangladesh on Monday. The infiltrator identified as Lipi Akhtar from Dhaka Division was handed back to Bangladeshi Authorities. 

Earlier amid the ongoing political turmoil in Bangladesh, CM Sarma raised concern over the illegal infiltration from Bangladeshi borders, stating that the situation can force some people to come to India.    

(ANI)