Kolkata: A man who is not stable mentally from Balurghat, who accidentally crossed to Bangladesh three years ago and was put forward in prison there, finally taken home on Tuesday after a joint effort by social workers and district officials and the center.
Bead Debnath, now 33, is in care for mental disorders when he has lost to Bangladesh through the Ghasuria-Hili border on March 13, 2018.
Because Debnath did not have a travel document, BGB arrested him and he was ordered to enter without permission.
A bottle of cough syrup allegedly found on him did not succeed in profitable.
“We suspected he had crossed to Bangladesh the day after he was missing.
Then, we learned that he had been arrested by Bangladeshi police and filed in prison.
We were first informed that he would be in prison for a year, but then, the months of serving Continues to increase.
If I did not receive assistance from social workers, local parliamentarians and government officials, I will never see my child again, “said Father Binod Debnath.
The family has been related to MP Balurghat Sukanta Majumdar and Islamic Sadikul Islamic Workers last year, and the External Ministry and the British High Commission in Dhaka were told.
“After a one-year effort that Debnath was finally released and sent back to India by the Bangladesh government,” Majumdar said.
Southern Dinajpur SP Rahul Dey said they received Debnath from the border around 11am on Tuesday and handed it to his family after completing the formality, including checking the Covid test results.