Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Bangladesh Police Officer Apprehended in Infiltration Attempt
The BSF caught a high-ranking police officer from Bangladesh trying to enter India near the border in West Bengal.
They saw him acting suspiciously.
His ID showed he was a police officer.
The BSF gave him to the local police, who are now figuring out why he was trying to cross the border.
They are trying to understand if he was escaping something or if there was another reason.
This event also made the Assam government stop giving Aadhaar cards to some people to stop illegal immigration.
BSF apprehended a senior officer from the Bangladesh Police.
The apprehension occurred near the Hakimpur Border Outpost in North 24 Parganas, West Bengal.
The officer was intercepted while attempting to infiltrate Indian territory.
Identity documents confirmed the officer's affiliation with the Bangladesh Police.
West Bengal Police are investigating the officer's motives.
- Who
- BSF and a senior officer from the Bangladesh Police.
- What
- Apprehension of a senior Bangladesh Police officer attempting to infiltrate India.
- When
- Saturday, between 6 pm and 7 pm.
- Where
- Hakimpur Border Outpost, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India.
- Why
- Under investigation by the West Bengal Police.
- Incident
- Infiltration Attempt
- Location
- Hakimpur Border Outpost, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal
- Apprehending Agency
- BSF
- Officer's Affiliation
- Bangladesh Police
- Status
- Under Investigation by West Bengal Police
Sources
Assam CM reiterates bar on Aadhaar for above 18 years of age, calls it step against infiltration
Assam Nixes Aadhaar Amid Infiltration Fears
BSF Nabs Bangladesh Police Officer Trying To Cross Border In North 24 Parganas