In the wake of political turmoil in Bangladesh, significant numbers of Bangladeshi nationals, primarily from the Hindu minority, are attempting to cross into India for safety, gathering at the Indo-Bangladesh border but facing strict measures from the Border Security Force (BSF). Following the abrupt resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the formation of an interim government led by Muhammad Yunus, violence and protests have surged, prompting fears among minorities. The Indian government has established a high-level committee to monitor the border situation and ensure the safety of its citizens as well as minorities in Bangladesh. Reports indicate that attempts to cross the border illegally have increased, with the BSF detaining several individuals in recent days. Despite the chaos, some Bangladeshi nationals are being allowed to enter India legally through land ports, while others express anxiety about the ongoing violence and the future of their safety. The situation is being closely watched by both Indian and Bangladeshi authorities as tensions remain high.