Three Bangladeshis arrested in the same family- একই পরিবারের তিন বাংলাদেশি গ্রেপ্তার

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His family members are in danger because of the arrest of Akhmed Ullah on a terrorist attack in New York. They are being harassed in various ways including in court. On November 7, when the family and their family attended a federal plaza, the Immigration Department arrested Dilruba Begum, 8, and sister Aifa Hayat, 22, of Akademi. From there they were taken to Elizabeth detention center.
Earlier, the elder brother of Achaid Ullah, US citizen Ahsan Ullah, was arrested on October 22 in front of his home in Brooklyn. His citizenship was revoked after he was accused of being an immigrant with false information. He has been kept in the Hudson jail for his return to Bangladesh.
Child of Sandip upazila of Chittagong, Achaid Ullah lived with his family in the Flatlands area of ​​Brooklyn. Worked at an electrical outlet. On December 7, he was arrested by police on a charge of trying to terrorize New York's busiest bus terminal. The family's immigration to the United States has since been monitored by the US Department of Immigration, interrogating them at various times. They are being given notice to appear in the immigration department at different times.
The notice of the notice was given to the family members of Akayed on 7 November. Even with the lawyers present, the sword has come down on them. Immigration authorities have arrested Akil's mother Dilruba Begum and sister Aifa Hayat, leaving two missing adults in the family. Despite their green card, it is said that they gave false information when it came to family immigration. Dilruba Begum is physically ill, AIFA college student. The immigration department did not hesitate to report the crisis in one life and disrupt another's education.

Ahsan, the brother of Acadia, who has been in the United States for over 20 years, has been arrested and sent to prison for sentencing. The voluntary organization Drum appealed for their release from immigration. A civil rights organization working in New York on Asian immigrants has called for citizens to speak out for the release of Drum Duruba and Aifa. Drum calls on 212-220-220 to demand the release of the detained migrants.
It is alleged that Bangladeshi Akide Ullah blasted an underground pass from the Time Square subway station to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan on the morning of December 25th. He tied a 'pipe bomb' to his body. But the bomb did not explode properly. He was seriously injured in the accident. Police arrested him while he was injured. Three other policemen were injured in the blast. The New York police, after being questioned, said the attack was inspired by the Islamic State (IS).