The Border Security Force (BSF) on Monday rejected Bangladesh's media reports claiming two accused in student leader Sharif Osman Hadi's murder had entered India.
The BSF chief in Meghalaya, Inspector General OP Upadhyay told news agency ANI that there has been no such cross-border movement from the Meghalaya sector. He added that individuals entering India from a location nearly 300 km from Dhaka, despite extensive CCTV surveillance and checkpoints, is “highly implausible.”
The BSF official termed Bangladeshi media reports "false and fabricated."
Inspector General OP Upadhyay said, "The claims are completely false, fabricated, and misleading, and there is no evidence to support them. Just three days ago, Bangladeshi media quoted an IG-rank officer stating that no such evidence existed. Now, a DIG-level officer has made contradictory remarks. It was alleged that Meghalaya Police apprehended the individuals, but upon verification, the police denied the claims. All reports in the Bangladeshi media are incorrect."
"There has been no such cross-border movement from the Meghalaya sector, and even the Bangladesh Border Guard (BGB) has not reported any such incident. The BGB is a highly professional force. The claim that the individuals entered India from a location nearly 300 km from Dhaka, despite extensive CCTV surveillance and checkpoints in Bangladesh, is highly implausible. Therefore, the allegations are highly unlikely, totally false and fabricated," the Inspector General...
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