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The Indian Border Security Force (BSF) handed over two Bangladeshi teenaged girls from Benapole checkpost recently who were trafficked to India in the year 2003. The teenaged girls were identified as Seuly Begum (18) and Farjana Khatoon (17).

According to BDR and Police sources, the Bangladeshi nationals were trafficked to India in the year 2003 from Shadipur border point under Benapole port Thana by traffickers.

Indian police on a secret information rescued them from a house of Asansole and handed them over to jail hazat.

After a long time a non-government organisation of India "Durbar Mahila Samity" west Bengal rescued them from jail hazat and brought them to their shelter home.

Later they communicated with the higher levels of India and Bangladesh and, according to their decision, they handed them over to NGO Savior Jessore. Zahid Hassan Tokan received them from Benapole border in favour of Savior.

Sculy was the daughter of Abdur Razzak of Keranigonj thana under Kishorgonj district and Farjana Begum the daughter of Eusuf Khan of Patuakhali district.