India, Oct. 6 -- On Monday, authorities in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) authorities transported 150 alleged Bangadeshi nationals, accused of illegally staying in the Union territory, to Bagdogra in West Bengal on a special Indian Air Force aircraft, the Srinagar police said. At Bagdogra, they were handed over to the Border Security Force (BSF) to arrange their repatriation Bagdogra airport, in north-western West Bengal, is near the India-Bangladesh border and has previously served as a collection point for deportation flights from other States. Police, civil authorities, and the BSF oversaw the airlift and the border handover. Nothing has been made public regarding the names, ages, places of residence within Jammu and Kashmir or the dates of e...