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The government is going to impose restrictions on the immoral activities of Bangladeshis in Malaysia. In two cases, the government is going to be in a strong position by the ongoing Bangladeshis, according to multiple sources. Recently, Saidul Islam, a young Bangladeshi man, stabbed a Malaysian girl in the face with a sharp knife after she turned down his love proposal. The accused was produced in a Malaysian court on Friday on the basis of such allegations. Following the conviction, the judge sentenced the young man to 20 years in prison under Section 327 of the Penal Code for using a sharp weapon and hittingRead More →

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Foreigners gathered in Malaysia for a discussion on the great independence and national day of Bangladesh and a dinner in honor of the diplomats. Apart from expatriate Bangladeshis, ambassadors from 60 countries participated in the event, which was organized by the Bangladesh Embassy in the ballroom of the Renaissance Hotel in Kuala Lumpur on Monday night (March 26). Ambassador Mah. Haji Ahmad bin Haji Maslan, Deputy Minister for International Trade and Industry of the Government of Malaysia YB Datuk was present as the Chief Guest at the function presided over by Shahidul Islam. The long history of Bangladesh’s freedom struggle came up in words onRead More →

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Expatriate Bangladeshis are supposed to be closest to each other, but the opposite picture is being seen in different countries of the world. Expatriate Bangladeshis are becoming the cause of their own helplessness by resorting to deception and deceit with each other. This time the story is Malaysia. Ibrahim Manik from Faridganj, Chandpur, lives in the Minhu Factory area of ​​Copper Batu Lima, Kelang, Malaysia. He came to Malaysia on a calling visa in early 2006. He is currently living there illegally at the end of his visa. Ibrahim Manik contacted Masud of Tangail on the basis of previous acquaintance for visa to get validity.Read More →

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Malaysia’s notorious immigration has been harassing, arresting and deporting all kinds of Bangladeshi passport holders, including Bangladeshi tourists, students, workers and professionals with valid visas, without any reason. Following this, Adilur Rahman Khan, the editor of the human rights organization Odhikar, was intercepted and detained at the Kuala Lumpur airport in Malaysia. The BBC quoted Odhikar’s director Nasir Uddin Allan as saying. However, Alan said that it was not the case that Adilur Rahman was detained in Malaysia, but that the country’s airport immigration police had prevented him from entering Malaysia. According to the BBC, Adilur Rahman was arrested in Malaysia around 4:30 am onRead More →