Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said yesterday that no-one except Bangladesh's citizens will be allowed to enter the country from India. "We'll consider if it's confirmed that they're Bangladesh citizens," he said while replying to a question from journalists at his office at the Secretariat. The minister said there is no reason to be panicked over the news that people are being pushed into Bangladesh from India. "We aren't sure whether those trying to come are Bangladeshis. Although they're trying to enter, members of Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB) didn't let them enter," Asaduzzaman said adding that the intruders are only a few hundred in number. The minister explained that they had tried to push 20-50 people at a time into Bangladesh earlier. "We won't allow anyone to enter Bangladesh without being sure. It's up to us how we receive them if they're confirmed as Bangladesh's citizens," he added.
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The High Court (HC) yesterday directed the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA) to stop all but 68 underground drains and sewerage lines connected to the Buriganga River. The BIWTA will… 
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