AnyTV News China issued advisory, told citizens 'not getting married in Bangladesh'

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China issued advisory for its citizens about marriage (symbolic picture)

China Warns Citizens: Things are not better in Bangladesh. On the one hand, where Mohammad Yunus, the head of the interim government, is seen in troubles, on the other hand unemployment and financial crisis have reached the peak. Younus is seen bowing under pressure from radical forces. Now at such a time, the kind of advisory that China has issued about its citizens is being discussed all over the world.

‘Chinese embassy issued advisory’

According to the Global Times, some Chinese citizens are resorting to brokers for ‘buying brides’ or ‘illegal weddings’ from Bangladesh. Now such a situation has been issued by the Chinese Embassy late on Sunday night. The Chinese Embassy in Bangladesh has asked its citizens to completely leave the wrong thinking of ‘buying foreign wife’. The embassy has clearly warned its citizens that “do not blow the law in the greed of foreign marriage!”

‘Think seriously’

The Chinese Embassy in Bangladesh has advised its citizens to seriously consider before getting married in Bangladesh. The embassy has advised citizens to stay away from commercial cross-border marriage agencies and beware of online romance scams. Advisory has been asked to inform the Chinese police immediately if he is a victim of such scam.

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China issued advisory for its citizens about marriage (symbolic picture)

‘Bangladesh is sentenced to death’

The embassy said that the Bangladesh government takes a very strict attitude in cases of human trafficking. If a person is found involved in human trafficking through fake marriage, strict action can be taken on him. In Bangladesh, there may be a fine of at least seven years of jail, life imprisonment or even 5,00,000 taka (about Rs 3.5 lakh) on charges of human trafficking. Those who abetment, plan or help smuggling may be fined three to seven years in jail and 20,000 taka. The embassy also said that the judicial process in Bangladesh is often prolonged. It can take months or years from the arrest of any person to the sentence.