BGB arrests woman in Tetulia while trying to enter India!
Published: 08:05 23 October 2025
BGB has arrested a Bangladeshi woman named Mosha: Urmi Akhter Rahela (28) while trying to enter India at the Tetulia border in Panchagarh district. She was arrested from the Magura Barabilla border in Tetulia on Thursday, October 23 afternoon.
It is learned that she started her journey from Dhaka by train on October 21 and reached Panchagarh Railway Station on October 22 and came to Tetulia by bus and auto-rickshaw. With the help of local people and the assistance of Mahila Gramya Ansar, Tetulia BOP arrested her near the border.
Name and address of the arrested woman: Mosha: Urmi Akhter Rahela, father deceased Helal Mia, village-Manipur, post-Bidyapur, police station-Nabinagar, district-Brahmanbaria. Thereafter, she was handed over to Tetulia police station. Tetulia Model Police Station OC Md. Musa Mia confirmed this information.
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