India, June 12 -- Eleven parties, led by Bangladesh's Jamaat-e-Islami, plan to hold protest rallies at several India-Bangladesh border points on Friday, June 12, and a larger demonstration in Dhaka on June 15. They say they are protesting push-ins by India and claim that Bangladeshi citizens have been killed along the border.

Addressing the media on Wednesday, Jamaat-e-Islami's central office in Dhaka, alliance coordinator Hamidur Rahman Azad accused India of violating Bangladesh's sovereignty through alleged push-ins. He cited reports that over 2,479 people were pushed across more than 50 border locations between March and May 2026. He also said that 19 Bangladeshis were killed and 24 were injured by BSF firing in the first 100 days of ...