Archive · 1 Sep 2025
Indian Man Forcibly Returned from Rajasthan to Bangladesh
Amir, from West Bengal, was detained in Rajasthan, suspected of being an undocumented immigrant.
He was then forced to cross into Bangladesh by the Border Security Force (BSF).
He was held in a police station, then a prison.
After returning, he said that he was forced at gunpoint to cross the border.
A BSF official contacted his family to try and conceal how he returned.
Amir has since returned home and wants justice for what happened.
His family provided documents proving his Indian citizenship.
Amir Sk, from West Bengal, was detained in Rajasthan on suspicion of being an undocumented immigrant.
He was allegedly forced to cross the border into Bangladesh by the BSF.
Amir's family has provided documentation of his Indian citizenship.
A BSF official allegedly tried to convince the family to stay silent about the events.
Amir has returned home and is seeking justice.
- Who
- Amir Sk, a West Bengal native
- What
- Detained in Rajasthan and forcibly sent to Bangladesh.
- When
- Detained on June 25, returned to India on August 13 or 14
- Where
- Bhilwara, Rajasthan; then Bangladesh; returned to Narayanpur, West Bengal
- Why
- Suspected of being an undocumented immigrant; BSF may have been attempting to cover it up.
Amir Sk/Family
BSF/Government
Citizenship
Amir Sk/Family
Amir is an Indian citizen with documented proof.
BSF/Government
Amir was suspected of being an illegal immigrant.
Actions
Amir Sk/Family
BSF forced him into Bangladesh.
BSF/Government
The government stated he was trying to cross into India from Bangladesh.
BSF actions
Amir Sk/Family
BSF tried to cover-up the incident.
BSF/Government
No official comment available.
- Detained
- Amir Sk
- Origin
- Malda, West Bengal
- Detaining Authority
- Rajasthan Police
- Forced Across Border
- BSF
- Amir's Claim
- Forced to cross the border at gunpoint
- BSF Official's Advice
- To not discuss the events
- Government Response
- Said Amir tried to cross from Bangladesh
Sources
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