Agartala: A 62-year-old man from Tripura’s Sepahijala district returned home on Tuesday after spending 36 years in a Bangladesh jail. He was arrested by police in Bangladesh in 1988 during a visit to his in-laws’ house without proper documents.
The man, identified as Shahjahan, faced numerous legal proceedings and was eventually handed over to BSF personnel at Srimantapur LCS on Tuesday.
Zara Foundation, an NGO, played a crucial role in facilitating his return to India.
Shahjahan was charged with various cases, resulting in an 11-year sentence in Comilla jail. However, even after completing his jail term, he remained imprisoned for an additional 25 years due to a lack of required documents.
Expressing his joy upon returning home, Shahjahan said, “I left home with only my wife behind. When I returned, my son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter came to take me back home. It feels like I’ve arrived in heaven.”
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