• Contact us
  • Advertising Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
Monday, May 12, 2025
40 °c
Agartala
enewstime
  • Home
  • News
    • Northeast
    • National
    • International
    • Tripura News
  • Sports
    Virat Kohli was always there to promote playing Tests ahead of everything: Sarandeep Singh

    Virat Kohli was always there to promote playing Tests ahead of everything: Sarandeep Singh

    Marvellous ambassador for Indian cricket: Surinder Khanna lauds 'once in a generation' Kohli after Test retirement

    Marvellous ambassador for Indian cricket: Surinder Khanna lauds 'once in a generation' Kohli after Test retirement

    Whites off, crown intact: Tributes pour in as Virat Kohli bids adieu to Test cricket

    Whites off, crown intact: Tributes pour in as Virat Kohli bids adieu to Test cricket

    End of an era: Virat Kohli announces retirement from Test cricket

    End of an era: Virat Kohli announces retirement from Test cricket

    Raina, Dhawan, Guptill, Dilshan to headline Intercontinental Legends Championship line up

    Raina, Dhawan, Guptill, Dilshan to headline Intercontinental Legends Championship line up

    Brazil defends FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup title

    Brazil defends FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup title

    Alcaraz moves past Djere to enter Rd-4 in Rome

    Alcaraz moves past Djere to enter Rd-4 in Rome

    KIYG 2025: Daughter of an autorickshaw driver, Asmita Dhone eyes junior world weightlifting medal

    KIYG 2025: Daughter of an autorickshaw driver, Asmita Dhone eyes junior world weightlifting medal

    Italian Open: Fils registers comeback victory over Tsitsipas, Medvedev advances to fourth round

    Italian Open: Fils registers comeback victory over Tsitsipas, Medvedev advances to fourth round

  • Business
  • Entertainment
  • Health
  • Features
  • TendersNew
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Northeast
    • National
    • International
    • Tripura News
  • Sports
    Virat Kohli was always there to promote playing Tests ahead of everything: Sarandeep Singh

    Virat Kohli was always there to promote playing Tests ahead of everything: Sarandeep Singh

    Marvellous ambassador for Indian cricket: Surinder Khanna lauds 'once in a generation' Kohli after Test retirement

    Marvellous ambassador for Indian cricket: Surinder Khanna lauds 'once in a generation' Kohli after Test retirement

    Whites off, crown intact: Tributes pour in as Virat Kohli bids adieu to Test cricket

    Whites off, crown intact: Tributes pour in as Virat Kohli bids adieu to Test cricket

    End of an era: Virat Kohli announces retirement from Test cricket

    End of an era: Virat Kohli announces retirement from Test cricket

    Raina, Dhawan, Guptill, Dilshan to headline Intercontinental Legends Championship line up

    Raina, Dhawan, Guptill, Dilshan to headline Intercontinental Legends Championship line up

    Brazil defends FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup title

    Brazil defends FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup title

    Alcaraz moves past Djere to enter Rd-4 in Rome

    Alcaraz moves past Djere to enter Rd-4 in Rome

    KIYG 2025: Daughter of an autorickshaw driver, Asmita Dhone eyes junior world weightlifting medal

    KIYG 2025: Daughter of an autorickshaw driver, Asmita Dhone eyes junior world weightlifting medal

    Italian Open: Fils registers comeback victory over Tsitsipas, Medvedev advances to fourth round

    Italian Open: Fils registers comeback victory over Tsitsipas, Medvedev advances to fourth round

  • Business
  • Entertainment
  • Health
  • Features
  • TendersNew
No Result
View All Result
enewstime
  • Home
  • News
  • Sports
  • Business
  • Entertainment
  • Health
  • Features
  • Tenders
Home Tripura News

Tripura: Cross-border Social Media Romance Lands Couple in Jail

enewstime desk by enewstime desk
May 3, 2025
in Tripura News
54
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

A cross-border social media romance leads a couple to jail as a Bangladeshi woman along with her baby, her Indian husband, and traffickers are caught crossing Tripura border illegally. Their Love story now faces legal woes.

ADVERTISEMENT

Agartala/Dharmanagar May 5: In a dramatic turn of events near the India-Bangladesh border, a tale of romance sparked on social media has culminated in the detention of a young Bangladeshi woman, her Indian husband, and two alleged human traffickers in Tripura.

The incident, which unfolded in North Tripura’s Raghna area under Dharmanagar police station, has drawn attention to the complexities of cross-border relationships and the persistent challenge of illegal migration. Authorities have filed charges under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Passport Act, highlighting the legal and security implications of unauthorized border crossings.

A cross-border social media romance

The story began in the virtual realm of Facebook, where 20-year-old Happy Deb from Moulvibazar, Bangladesh, connected with 26-year-old Krishna Chandra Deb, a resident of Baruakandi village in Dharmanagar, Tripura. What started as a casual online friendship soon blossomed into a deep romantic bond.

Defying geographical and legal boundaries, Krishna is said to have crossed the international border to meet Happy in Bangladesh, where the couple married in a bold move.

ADVERTISEMENT

The newlyweds returned Tripura and began their life together in India, but their journey was far from smooth. When Happy became pregnant, she returned to her parental home in Moulvibazar—without valid travel documents—to give birth to their child. For months, the couple remained separated, with Krishna rstaying in Tripura while Happy cared for their newborn in Bangladesh.

A Perilous Reunion Attempt

Driven by the longing to reunite with her husband and build a life together in India, Happy made the fateful decision to cross the Indo-Bangladesh border once more, this time with her new born baby in tow.

According to Border Security Force (BSF) sources, her illegal journey was facilitated by two individuals, later identified as Anjana Das, 45, and Almas Uddin, 51, both from Yakubnagar. The duo allegedly played a key role in orchestrating the unauthorized crossing near Raghna, a heavily patrolled border area.

Tripura-Cross-border-Social-Media-Romance-Lands-Couple-in-Jail
Tripura: Cross-border Social Media Romance Lands Couple in Jail

However, their plan was thwarted when vigilant BSF personnel intercepted the group during the illegal crossing on Thursday. Happy, Krishna, their infant child, and the two alleged traffickers were promptly detained and handed over to the Dharmanagar police on Friday. Authorities have confirmed that the child is safe and under their care as the investigation unfolds.

Legal Action and Ongoing Investigation

Tripuranet.com reported, Sritikanta Barman, Officer-in-Charge at Dharmanagar Police Station, confirmed the arrests and revealed that a case has been registered under relevant sections of the IPC and the Passport Act. The charges include illegal border crossing and suspected human trafficking.

“We are thoroughly investigating the involvement of the two individuals accused of facilitating the illegal entry of the woman and her child,”

“We are thoroughly investigating the involvement of the two individuals accused of facilitating the illegal entry of the woman and her child,” Barman stated. “Their statements, along with any digital evidence, will be closely examined to uncover the full extent of this operation.”

The incident has cast a spotlight on the intricate interplay of love, desperation, and illicit networks that often drive cross-border movements in India’s border states.

Tripura, with its porous border with Bangladesh, has long grappled with issues of illegal migration and human trafficking, often disguised as romantic or familial reunions.

The Broader Context: Human Trafficking and Border Security

Human trafficking remains a pressing concern in regions like Tripura, where vulnerable individuals are frequently lured across borders with promises of love, marriage, or better opportunities.

Law enforcement agencies have repeatedly issued warnings about the dangers of unauthorized border crossings, emphasizing the risks of exploitation and the broader implications for national security.

This case also raises questions about the role of social media in facilitating cross-border relationships that can lead to legal violations.

While platforms like Facebook have connected people across the globe, they have also inadvertently provided avenues for illicit activities, including human trafficking and illegal migration.

An Uncertain Future for the Couple

As Happy and Krishna remain in police custody, their love story hangs in the balance, overshadowed by the weight of legal consequences.

Authorities are working to verify the citizenship status of their infant child, and legal counsel is being arranged for the detained individuals.

The two alleged traffickers, Anjana Das and Almas Uddin, face serious charges that could lead to significant penalties if convicted.

The incident serves as a stark reminder of the fragile line between love and illegality, particularly in the context of international borders.

As investigations continue, the case is likely to spark further discussions about border security, the role of social media in cross-border relationships, and the need for stronger measures to combat human trafficking.

For now, what began as a cross-border social media romance has become a cautionary tale, underscoring the challenges of navigating love across borders in a world bound by laws and boundaries.

Tags: India-Bangla BorderNortheastTripura

Related Posts

India’s fight against terrorism will continue: Tripura CM Manik Saha
Tripura News

India’s fight against terrorism will continue: Tripura CM Manik Saha

May 11, 2025 - Updated on May 12, 2025
MA-Baby-CPIM-revival-in-Tripura-and-WB
Tripura News

MA Baby focuses CPIM’s revival strategy in Tripura, WB

May 11, 2025
ISRO-Chairman-Reveals-How-10-Satellites-Safeguard-Indias-Security
Tripura News

ISRO Chairman Reveals How 10 Satellites Safeguard India’s Security

May 11, 2025 - Updated on May 12, 2025
Pradyot-Kishor-Indo-Pak-Ceasefire
Tripura News

Pradyot Kishore Questions US Mediation in Indo-Pak Ceasefire

May 11, 2025
India-Pakistan-Tensions-Tripura-CM-Dr-Manik-Saha
Tripura News

India-Pakistan Tensions: Tripura CM Dr Manik Saha Urges Unified Security Response

May 10, 2025
Rabindra-Jayanti-in-Tripura
Tripura News

Rabindra Jayanti in Tripura: Legacy of Rabindranath Tagore Celebrated with Music and Dance

May 10, 2025
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
D-2050 D-2050 D-2050
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

About us

Enewstime.in is run by an individual – a Journalist by profession of Tripura with the active help of several journos including senior journalists of the State. On top of that, Enewstime.in being a subscriber of IANS news agency, we have plenty of multi-choice topics to offer to our esteemed readers. Enewstime.in is a venture reach global audience from a tiny State Tripura.

Latest News

India’s post-Pulwama strikes reflect strategic shift: Military sources highlight deep-state targets

Surviving India’s wrath: Tough road ahead for Pakistan

Virat Kohli was always there to promote playing Tests ahead of everything: Sarandeep Singh

Pedestrians, cyclists among over 330K deaths from road crashes in SE Asia in 2021: WHO

Buddha Purnima: Shekhar Kapur shares anecdotes from his meeting with a monk

Pakistan stock markets react positively to ceasefire with India

Contact us

ssss

  • Contact us
  • Advertising Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use

© 2025 Designed & Developed with ❤️ by Provibe Media LLP

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Northeast
    • National
    • International
    • Tripura News
  • Sports
  • Business
  • Entertainment
  • Health
  • Features
  • Tenders

© 2025 Designed & Developed with ❤️ by Provibe Media LLP