Assam woman's fate unknown after expulsion; son disputes official safety claim

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The whereabouts of Mumtaz Begum, a woman expelled from Assam to Bangladesh, remain unknown despite official assurances of her safety. Her son, Momruz Ali, has publicly appealed for government help to locate her in either country. The Gauhati High Court has directed authorities to find Mumtaz and has ordered interim compensation for her husband. Initial searches conducted in Bangladesh have failed to trace her.

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