19 Bangladeshis return after serving jail term in India
Nineteen Bangladeshis, including 17 women, returned home on Sunday night after languishing in Indian prison for two years.
The returnees are- Marium Khatun, 20, Fatima Aktar, 22, Khadiza Parvin, 23, Sonia Begum, 23, Shefali Khatun, 30, Sharmin Khatun, 18, Rima Begum, 18, Taniya Khanam, 20, Rahima Khatun, 21, Nasrin, 19, Beuty Khatun, 20, Ruma Begum, 21, Romena Khanam, 22, Silpi Begum, 23, Asma, 20, Poly Khanam, 22, Afroza Khatun, 23, Azadul Islam, 21, and Rubel Rana, 23.
Mohsin Hossain Khan, officer-in-charge of Benapole Immigration Police, said they illegally went to India two and half years back with the aid of human smugglers looking once and for all jobs.
Indian police arrested them from Mumbai and a court sentenced them to two years in jail.
Indian police handed them to Benapole Immigration after their jail term ended.
Later, they were handed over to Benapole Port Police Station.
