The Nagaon Foreigners’ Tribunal has declared fifteen individuals as foreign nationals of Bangladeshi origin and ordered that they be deported from India within the next 24 hours. The order was issued on Wednesday following the tribunal’s decision based on legal examination of documents and records.
Following the directive, the Nagaon police took all fifteen individuals into custody. Officials said they are being shifted to the Matia Detention Camp, where they will stay until authorities complete the legal and administrative procedures required before deportation.
Nagaon District Commissioner Devashish Sharma issued the formal deportation order after receiving the tribunal’s findings. Officials confirmed that the process will take place in coordination with the Border Security Force. The BSF is expected to hand over the individuals to Bangladeshi authorities at the international border later tonight. 
Police officials said the deportation will be carried out under tight security. Standard protocol will be followed, including identity verification and coordination between agencies. Officials also said the action shows the government’s commitment to enforce immigration laws and implement tribunal orders without delay.
Authorities said that the entire legal process took place over time at the tribunal and the individuals were given sufficient opportunity to present documents. The decision, they stated, was taken after examining all available records.
The fifteen people declared as foreigners are identified as:
Johura Khatun of Kandhulimari in Dhing; Abdul Aziz of Hedayatnagar in Nagaon town; Aheda Khatun of Bagariguri in Juria; Azufa Khatun of Garemati Khowa in Rupohihat; Hussain Ali of Dighaliati in Raha; Fazila Khatun of Hatiyujowa in Batadrava; Anura Begum of Lengteng in Samaguri; Asha Khatun of Shalbari in Samaguri; Nazrul Islama of Chaparmukh town in Raha; Rahim Sheikh of Dighaliati in Raha; Burek Ali of Dighaliati in Raha; Idris Ali of Raha town; Rustam Ali of Hatigaon Bagan in Kaliabor; Anwar Khan of Garubandha in Jakhalabandha; and Taher Ali of Goraimari in Kaliabor.
