Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Birbhum Village Awaits Return of Deported Migrant Labourers
A family from Birbhum, including a pregnant woman, was sent back to Bangladesh after living and working in Delhi.
They were migrant laborers.
A court case was filed to bring them back to their home in India.
The family was arrested in Delhi and sent through the Assam border.
Their relatives in Birbhum are now eagerly waiting for their return, and the family plans to stay there instead of returning to Delhi for work.
Everyone in the village is happy and excited for their return.
A family of six, including a pregnant woman, was deported to Bangladesh.
The family had been living and working as migrant laborers in Delhi.
They were originally from Paikar village in Birbhum district.
A case was filed in the Calcutta High Court seeking their repatriation.
The family is expected to return to India soon.
- Who
- Sunali Bibi, her husband, and children
- What
- Were deported to Bangladesh, awaiting return to India
- When
- Deported recently, awaiting return
- Where
- Originally from Birbhum district, deported from Delhi to Bangladesh
- Why
- Living and working as migrant laborers
- Deportees
- Sunali Bibi, husband, and four children
- Deportation Location
- Assam border
- Origin
- Paikar village, Birbhum district
- Previous Residence
- Delhi
- Reason for Deportation
- Living and working as migrant labourers
- Legal Action
- Case filed by Rajya Sabha MP Samirul Islam