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Attempts to push in 55 more

India to strengthen BSF, fence off 537 miles by '96
NEW DELHI. Sept 28: In dtan Home Minister S B Cha van said today that India would fence Its borders with Bang ladesh to prevent Bangladeshis from pouring Into the country, reports AFP
Cha van also said the government would construct 2.884 kilometres (1.730 miles) of roads to police the frontier region and fence off 896 kilometres (537 miles) of the border by 1996. adding that the measures would cost 277 million dollars.
Engineers have already built 360 kilometres (216 miles) of border roads and put up fences along 77 kilometres (46 miles) of the border.
Cha van said the 80,000-man paramilitary Border Security Force (BSF). which he Is In charge of. would be strengthened to police the frontier which stretches over rivers. forests and rugged hills.
BSF"s gunboats would also be increased, the Home Minister told a conference of Indian Stale Chief Ministers.
He told the provincial governments of states bordering
Bangladesh to hall the refugee Influx through Intensified patrolling, detection and deportation.
Our Staff Correspondent quoting All India Radio, adds: The Chief Minister agreed on a well-coordinated plan of action to resist infiltration
The meeting also spoke of creating public awareness to thwart the migrants apart from the administrative measures.
According to the Radio, the West Bengal Chief Minister Jyotl Basu Insisted that the two countries start negotiations to deal with the Issue that threatens to rupture Dhaka-Delhi des.
UNB from Jessorc adds: Indian Border Security Force (BSF) Monday failed in their bid to push into Bangladesh some 55 people through the frontiers at Sadlpur and Be napole.
BDR sources said an attempt to send 27 people into Bangladesh was thwarted at Sadlpur border this afternoon.
The Indians also made a futile attempt to push another batch of 28 people through Bena pole border.
Meanwhile, reports trickling 1n from across the border said that the Indian authorities have assembled more than 1,000 people al a BSF camp at Haridaspur for forcibly pushing them into Bangladesh.
Up to 5.000 Bangla-speak-Ing Indians have reportedly been collected at different camps in India in last few days.
Those people, who include women and children, have been sheltered at temporary camps in Nadia and Bangaon area.
A Satkhira report says: Twenty-one Bangla-speaking Indian nationals were forcibly pushed into Bangladesh terri tory today through the border here.
Official sources said 16 men, three women and two children, were deported to Bangladesh by the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) early in the morning. All of them were detained.