Archive · 9 Jun 2025
Bangladeshi National and Indian Middlemen Arrested in Tripura
Police at a train station in Agartala, India, caught a man from Bangladesh who wasn't supposed to be there, along with two Indian men.
The Bangladeshi man, Jhil Mill, didn't have the right papers.
The two Indian men are suspected of helping him cross the border illegally.
They were planning to travel to New Delhi.
The police are looking into whether there are more people involved in helping people enter India without permission.
A Bangladeshi national and two Indian middlemen were arrested at Agartala railway station.
The Bangladeshi national was identified as Jhil Mill from Khulna district.
The arrests were made during a search operation on an express train at Agartala station.
Jhil Mill was arrested for entering Indian territory without valid documents.
The trio intended to travel to New Delhi for medical treatment, according to the OC.
- Who
- Jhil Mill, Sagar Mandal, Subrata Das and GRP officials.
- What
- A Bangladeshi national and two Indian middlemen were arrested.
- When
- The arrests were made on Sunday night, with the news reported on Monday.
- Where
- Agartala railway station, Tripura.
- Why
- The Bangladeshi national entered India without valid documents and the suspects were intending to go to New Delhi for treatment.
- Bangladeshi National
- Jhil Mill
- Jhil Mill's Age
- 63
- Jhil Mill's Origin
- Khulna district
- Indian Middlemen
- Sagar Mandal and Subrata Das
- Middlemen's Origin
- West Tripura district
- Location of Arrest
- Agartala Railway Station
- Reason for Arrest
- Without valid documents
- Suspects' Intention
- To go to New Delhi for treatment
