Bangladesh National Arrested in Assam Amid Neighboring Country's Turmoil

A Bangladesh national was arrested in Assam's Nagaon district for illegal entry amid unrest in Bangladesh. The individual, Humayun Kabir, and three others were apprehended with nine cattle heads. Kabir allegedly bribed a BSF official to cross the border. Sheikh Hasina resigned amid protests in Bangladesh.

In a major development, police in Assam's Nagaon district arrested a Bangladesh national for illegal entry into India amid ongoing turmoil in Bangladesh, authorities confirmed.

Following a tip-off, a Dhing police station team apprehended four individuals, including the Bangladeshi, at Dhing cattle market. Nine cattle heads were seized from their possession, Nagaon Superintendent of Police Swapnaneel Deka reported.

The Bangladeshi national, identified as Humayun Kabir (32) from Sylhet district, reportedly bribed a BSF official to cross the border at Dawki without valid travel documents for cattle trading. Sheikh Hasina's resignation triggered widespread protests in Bangladesh, adding to the tension.