Bangladesh turned out to be a liar! Meghalaya Police and BSF rejected the claims of Dhaka Police, Osman Hadi’s killers did not enter India.

student leader of bangladesh Osman Hadi A big controversy arose in the murder case when Dhaka Police claimed that the accused in this sensational murder had entered India. Local newspaper The Daily Star published a report quoting Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP), which said that Hadi’s two main killers reached India through Haluaghat border in Mymensingh district and from there went to Meghalaya.

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According to the report, these claims of Dhaka Police have been completely rejected by the security agencies of India. Meghalaya Police and Border Security Force (BSF) have clearly stated that neither any such infiltration has taken place nor do they have any evidence of it. Both the agencies termed the allegations of Dhaka Police as baseless.

Dhaka Police claims

The Dhaka Police report said that the two main accused in the Usman Hadi murder case crossed the border and entered India. It was claimed that the accused were helped by local brokers, including a man named Purti, who allegedly gave them shelter after crossing the border, while a taxi driver named Sami took them to Tura town in Meghalaya.

Meghalaya Police rejected the claims

Meghalaya Police has completely denied these claims of Dhaka Police and said that neither the presence of any accused has been found in the state nor any arrest has been made. A senior police officer said “No formal or informal information has been received from Bangladesh Police. None of the accused named in the report have been traced to Garo Hills nor have any arrests been made.”

Meghalaya Police Headquarters officials also clarified that there is no evidence to prove the alleged crossing of the border or the role of people who helped the accused. “Neither Purti nor Sami have been identified, traced or arrested anywhere in Meghalaya. This story appears to have been fabricated without verification or coordination with Indian authorities,” the officer said.

BSF also called Dhaka Police’s allegations false

BSF Inspector General of Meghalaya Frontier OP Upadhyay also rejected the claims of Dhaka Police. He said “There is no evidence of these persons crossing the International Border into Meghalaya from Haluaghat sector. No such incident has been observed or reported by the BSF. These claims are baseless and misleading.”