File Photo of Bangladesh-India border area at Benapole Dhaka TribuneIndian immigration police handed them over to Bangladesh at PetrapoleSix Bangladeshi girls have returned home after serving two-and-a-half year jail terms in India. Indian immigration police handed the girls over to Bangladesh at Petrapole, around 9:30pm on Monday, confirmed Benapole Immigration Police Officer-in-Charge (OC) Abul Bashar, reports UNB. ABM Muhit Hossain of NGO Justice and Care said the Bangladeshi girls were trafficked into India's Mumbai city, three years ago, with the promise of good employment. Later, they were sent to jail by a court. After serving their terms in prison, a shelter in Mumbai, called Navjeevan, kept them in their care before they returned home, he added.

Source: Dhaka Tribune June 11, 2019 07:30 UTC