An Indian girl came to Bangladesh for love!

The Dhaka Times Desk This time, an Indian girl crossed the border of Kattar for love! The Indian girl's name is Razia Khatun (16). This incident happened in Kurigram.

After this incident, after the matter went to the administrative stage, the BGB handed over the girl to the Indian Border Guard Force BSF through a flag meeting last Saturday afternoon. The girl is the daughter of Anu Mia of Kharida Haridas village of Dinhata police station in Cooch Behar district of India.

According to local residents, the Indian girl Razia crossed the border last Friday around 11:00 p.m. and approached her lover Zahid Hasan (20), son of Mahalam Mia, son of Komandal village in Phulbari upazila of the district.

Hearing the story of his coming to Razia, Zahid's relatives fell in love. They immediately contacted the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) of Kurigram. Razia Khatun was identified as the intruder. The tension started with him.

On the other hand, Razia's family contacted the Indian border guard BSF after learning that the daughter of the family had crossed the border into Bangladesh. BSF sends message to BGB with his picture and details. A flag meeting was held between BGB and BSF as soon as the information came together.

Later, Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) handed over Razia Khatun to BSF after long discussions and consultations.

Company commander of Shimulbari camp under Lalmonirhat 15 battalion Golam Mohammad confirmed the truth of this incident and said that the girl who was rescued through the flag meeting has already been handed over.