West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee has stated that fishermen from West Bengal were subjected to atrocities while imprisoned by the Bangladesh Navy in Bangladesh.
During her visit to the Gangasagar Mela, she expressed her discontent at the helipad ground regarding the incident. The Sunderbans affairs department had organised a programme on the occasion, "Fishermen's return to their homeland and reunion with their families," where she mentioned that all officials in West Bengal had been trying for several months to rescue these fishermen.
After the exchange at the maritime boundary between the two countries on Sunday, chief minister Mamata Banerjee reunited the fishermen with their families in Gangasagar on Monday. "This is a very unfortunate incident. One of the rescued fishermen even jumped into the water out of fear of being caught. I have handed over Rs 2 lakh to his wife," the chief minister said.
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