Archive · 2 Sep 2025
Bengali Migrant Returns Home After Alleged BSF Deportation
Imagine a young man named Amir who went to another state in India to find a job.
Police in that state thought he was an illegal immigrant.
They held him and asked for proof he was an Indian citizen.
Even though his family sent documents, he was sent across the border to Bangladesh.
He ended up working at a tea shop for free.
Later, a video of him in Bangladesh surfaced, and he was eventually returned home.
His family believes the BSF was involved and is seeking justice, accusing the BSF of trying to cover up the incident.
Amir Sk, a West Bengal native, was allegedly deported to Bangladesh by BSF after being detained in Rajasthan.
Amir's family contacted authorities and a court case was scheduled, with the family alleging BSF involvement.
Amir was held for days, then taken to Kolkata and sent to Bangladesh.
Upon his return, Amir detailed his ordeal, including being handcuffed during a flight and forced to cross the border.
The family received calls from BSF officials allegedly trying to hush up the situation.
- Who
- Amir Sk, a 19-year-old from West Bengal, India.
- What
- Amir was allegedly deported to Bangladesh by the Border Security Force (BSF) after being detained in Rajasthan.
- When
- Detained around June 25, returned to India for Independence Day.
- Where
- Rajasthan, India, and the India-Bangladesh border.
- Why
- The family alleges Amir was targeted due to a campaign against alleged illegal immigrants. The BSF's role is under scrutiny.
Family/Public
BSF/Government
Amir's Deportation
Family/Public
Family believes Amir was wrongly deported by the BSF and seeks justice. Public opinion supports a thorough investigation.
BSF/Government
The BSF has not released an official statement. The government initially informed the court Amir was trying to cross into India from Bangladesh.
BSF's Role
Family/Public
The family accuses the BSF of forcibly deporting Amir and attempting to cover it up.
BSF/Government
BSF officials deny direct involvement, but a recorded call suggests otherwise. No official statement from the BSF regarding the family's claims.
- Victim
- Amir Sk, 19
- Location of Incident
- Rajasthan, India; Bangladesh border
- Allegation
- Forced deportation by BSF
- Court Case
- Calcutta High Court
- Date of Detention
- June 25 (approximate)
- Number of Indians Pushed Back
- At least 110 (proven)