Bangladeshi Woman Traps Indian Men in Fake Love and Marriage Scam....!

A shocking case of fraud has come to light in Kolkata. A 32 year old Bangladeshi woman, Sahana Sadiq has been arrested by Bidhannagar police for allegedly luring Indian men into fake marriages and extorting money. She entered India multiple times over the last four years using a medical visa hiding her real identity to deceive her victims.

Details of the Case

According to police reports, Sahana visited India at least six times in the past four years. Each time she used fake identities to gain trust and manipulate men into marriage. After a few months of marriage she would file domestic violence cases against her husband and blackmail him for money.

How the Fraud Was Exposed

- The pattern of similar complaints in Rajarhat and New Town raised suspicion among investigators.

- Police discovered that she had used fake Indian identity documents to marry multiple men.

- None of her marriages were legally registered.

- Her latest victim was trapped in October 2024, leading to her arrest.

Legal Actions and Investigation

Authorities are now investigating whether she was part of a larger network targeting Indian men for financial scams. Further legal action is underway and police have urged potential victims to come forward.

Impact and Caution

This case serves as a warning to individuals about online and cross-border relationship frauds. Officials recommend verifying backgrounds thoroughly before entering into marriage agreements.

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rizia sultana

People like this have lost faith in humanity.

Anwita Roy

Trust issue is increasing for this type of people in the society

Mandira Ghosh

Ey ঘটনাটি সমাজের কাছে সতর্ক বার্তা hisabe থেকে যাবে

doli Khan

These boys should be severely punished.

payel khan

People like this have lost faith in humanity

Shain

Inspector Mahesh Das called the media, and a fabricated video was posted on YouTube and social media. I was remanded to Dum Dum Jail on 13 February 2025 under Barrackpore Court jurisdiction. My husband was contacted, and even more defamatory information was circulated across media platforms. Despite filing complaints against Md Shamim, no action was taken. I was imprisoned under false charges. After my release, Md Shamim and his lawyer extorted over ₹4,00,000 from my family to secure my release. Afterward, I was forced to stay in rented accommodation in Narayanpur, where the abuse continued. I was under constant surveillance, frequently beaten, and left bloodied—this was once witnessed by my sister Sonia Sadiq via video call. From 12 February to 8 April 2025, I had no contact with my family, as my phone and passport had been confiscated. I attempted to contact SI Samajit Panja and Mohsin Sardar via WhatsApp, but was ignored and blocked. I was repeatedly harassed and insulted by Inspector Mahesh Das, who openly supported the accused. When Md Shamim sent me nude photos as part of his blackmail, I forwarded them to his family—his brother Shakeel and sisters—who responded by calling me vile names. Together with my husband Md Istiaque Ahmed and Shamim’s wife Rizwana Akter, they continue to threaten me with lifelong imprisonment.

Shain

During one of my visits for treatment, I met Md Istiaque Ahmed, who pursued me for two years and eventually proposed marriage. He also contacted my family to discuss the marriage proposal. With the mutual consent of both families, we were legally married at Barasat Court on 18 February 2023. Shortly after the marriage, my in-laws began demanding dowry. As a Bangladeshi national, I was unable to transfer funds from my family, which led to further pressure and escalating abuse. I was subjected to physical and emotional violence, and I discovered that my husband was involved in multiple extramarital affairs. When I confronted him, he became violent and, on one occasion, attempted to hang me in what I believe was an attempt to kill me. I managed to escape and contacted a driver known to me, Wasim Akram, who assisted me in reaching Rajarhat Police Station, where I lodged a complaint. At the police station, I was introduced to Md Shamim, who was presented by Wasim Akram as an NGO worker engaged in slum development. Sub-Inspector Laxmi instructed them to place me in a temporary safe accommodation, given the threat to my life. Md Shamim arranged for me to stay at a property in Raigachi, Rajarhat, owned by Ijaz Bhai. During this period, he helped me update my Aadhaar and PAN cards using his address, and also attempted to obtain a voter ID for me (which was rejected), apparently to facilitate money transfers between Bangladesh and India.

Shain

Unfortunately, Md Shamim exploited my vulnerable situation. He withdrew significant amounts of money from my Indian bank account. A detailed account of these transactions has been submitted to Narayanpur Police Station. I later discovered that he was involved in assisting other Bangladeshi nationals in fraudulently obtaining Indian identity documents including Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID, and even passports. While staying at Raigachi, Md Shamim began visiting frequently, often at night and in an intoxicated state. On 5 April 2025, he sexually assaulted me for the first time. When I resisted, he threatened me and physically abused me. These assaults continued repeatedly. He told me that since it was his area, reporting him would lead to further humiliation and achieve nothing. As a result of the abuse, I became pregnant. When I informed him, he forced me to undergo an abortion by administering abortion pills via intravenous drip, which led to severe bleeding. I had to be admitted to RG Kar Hospital twice due to complications. Without my consent, he took explicit photographs and videos of me, which he later used to blackmail me. When I resisted his threats, his family—including his mother Afsari Begum, sisters Nagma and Nikhat, and brother Md Shakeel—along with local residents, assaulted me and evicted me from the house.