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Indian expats remit $3,716m from Bangladesh

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5 lakh Indians work illegally

Dhaka to raise the issue at home secretary-level meet in New Delhi
Staff Correspondent

About half a million Indian nationals, who enter Bangladesh with tourist visas, are illegally working in various sectors and remitting millions of takas to India through hundi, revealed an intelligence agency report.

They overstay, work without permission and evade income tax, depriving the government of a huge amount of revenue, said the report recently submitted to the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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Most of them come with tourist visas for a week or two but stay for months or years,’ said an official of the intelligence agency.

Officials at the home ministry said the issue would be raised at the home secretary-level meeting of the two neighbouring nations beginning in New Delhi on Thursday.
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The issue will be one of the top agenda of the two-day meeting,’ a senior official of the ministry told New Age on Tuesday.
According to the report, thousands of Indian nationals come to Bangladesh on tourist visas and get employed in various jobs in the export processing zones, garment factories, information technology companies, English medium schools and textiles and fisheries industries.

‘They do not bother to seek permission for work or extend their visas,’ said the official of the intelligence agency that prepared the report after months of investigation.

Thousands of nationals from other countries also stay and work in Bangladesh the same way, but the home ministry officials time and again have failed to ascertain their number.The home ministry official said Bangladesh would take up the issue strongly in the New Delhi meeting.

‘The Indians coming with tourist visas will have to seek permission from the Bangladesh government for working here, and pay income tax,’ he said. ‘As they work illegally, they send their earned money illegally to India.’

Full report : http://www.newagebd.com/2007/aug/01/front.html#4

Old report but exposes indian lie and looting scheme.
 
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5 lakh Indians work illegally

Dhaka to raise the issue at home secretary-level meet in New Delhi
Staff Correspondent

About half a million Indian nationals, who enter Bangladesh with tourist visas, are illegally working in various sectors and remitting millions of takas to India through hundi, revealed an intelligence agency report.

They overstay, work without permission and evade income tax, depriving the government of a huge amount of revenue, said the report recently submitted to the Ministry of Home Affairs.
‘
Most of them come with tourist visas for a week or two but stay for months or years,’ said an official of the intelligence agency.

Officials at the home ministry said the issue would be raised at the home secretary-level meeting of the two neighbouring nations beginning in New Delhi on Thursday.
‘
The issue will be one of the top agenda of the two-day meeting,’ a senior official of the ministry told New Age on Tuesday.
According to the report, thousands of Indian nationals come to Bangladesh on tourist visas and get employed in various jobs in the export processing zones, garment factories, information technology companies, English medium schools and textiles and fisheries industries.

‘They do not bother to seek permission for work or extend their visas,’ said the official of the intelligence agency that prepared the report after months of investigation.

Thousands of nationals from other countries also stay and work in Bangladesh the same way, but the home ministry officials time and again have failed to ascertain their number.The home ministry official said Bangladesh would take up the issue strongly in the New Delhi meeting.

‘The Indians coming with tourist visas will have to seek permission from the Bangladesh government for working here, and pay income tax,’ he said. ‘As they work illegally, they send their earned money illegally to India.’

Full report : http://www.newagebd.com/2007/aug/01/front.html#4

Old report but exposes indian lie and looting scheme.
@BDforever you one of them.........you are our RAW agent,how can you work there legally :D
 
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I have debunked this bs before.

The remittance to India from Bangladesh, the numbers don't add up. If there are 500,000 Indian workers in Bangladesh and they are remitting $3716 Million in a year, thats around $7500 per person per annum remittance. If each Indian labour is sending that kind of money back home, they must be making atleast $10,000 as opposed to $1050 per capita gdp of Bangladesh. Geez I wonder whats so special about these Indian labourers that they are being paid 10 times more than an average Bangladeshi:woot:.

It looks like a lot of Bangladeshi black money is coming to India in the name of "Remittance". I guess the RAWAMI dalals are taking their money to a "safer" location. Good for us.

Did you know that till 2013 (am sure this is still the case), you could not remit more than 50% of your monthly income from Bangladesh. Indian citizens cannot remit more than that. Now do the calculation :P
 
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Did you know that till 2013 (am sure this is still the case), you could not remit more than 50% of your monthly income from Bangladesh.

5 lakh Indians work illegally


About half a million Indian nationals, who enter Bangladesh with tourist visas, are illegally working in various sectors and remitting millions of takas to India through hundi, revealed an intelligence agency report.

They overstay, work without permission and evade income tax, depriving the government of a huge amount of revenue, said the report recently submitted to the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Full report : http://www.newagebd.com/2007/aug/01/front.html#4
 
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5 lakh Indians work illegally
They overstay, work without permission and evade income tax, depriving the government of a huge amount of revenue, said the report recently submitted to the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Full report : http://www.newagebd.com/2007/aug/01/front.html#4

And your point is? Remittances are part of the legal system. Hope you are aware of this. Or are you saying that your financial system allows remittances which are part of an illegal system? Illegal is done through hawala, in case you are not aware of that :)
 
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And your point is? Remittances are part of the legal system. Hope you are aware of this. Or are you saying that your financial system allows remittances which are part of an illegal system? Illegal is done through hawala, in case you are not aware of that :)

Point is you are adding more indian bs on top of others while fact remains indians are looting and dependent on money from Bangladesh.
 
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Point is you are adding more indian bs on top of others while fact remains indians are looting and dependent on money from Bangladesh.


Aah ok...hyper ventilation. Please proceed. For a second, I thought you had a logical argument. My bad :P
 
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From Bangladesh and Nepal alone indians scheme nearly $7 billions. Adding how much schedmed from Pakistan and Srilanka will expose indians are living like parasite on neighboring countries while gloating "honey pot" india.
 
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Nepal is a country that had been a part of India and was later separated and became a separate country. We find a lot of Nepalese who are residing in India for their education purposes.
Since Nepal was a part of India, there are Indians who still have continued to stay because of many different reasons. One of the main reasons is work and business.
Indian expats who stay in Nepal remit $ 2,934 million to their home country, India.

WTF, When did this happened.
 
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Wow! So we are draining Bangladesh as well! Great :D :yay: Just keep the money coming :P

Someone did not bash India for some time. Suffered from constipation. Now he must be feeling better :P

Good one, indians dont know where their next meal comes from.
Please tell us where do we get our next meal? All my countrymen and I have already begged for 3 days without food. I need to go to the local BD colony...I guess :ashamed:
 
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Good one, indians dont know where their next meal comes from.

Yeh, a Bangladeshi knows more, who is even feeling shame in displaying his country flags.
 
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