Please correct the following sentence

faisalkhanwhat will be done to them

Let's be sure you mean this. To do something to someone may involve harming them. To do something with someone may involve giving them help. You will have to choose between 'to' and 'with' depending on what you are trying to say.

What will be done [to/with] those who have come to Bangladesh? Now

Thanks for your answer. But the original sentence does not have any question mark like you used and the original sentence is only one sentence. You skipped "by any means" but the original sentence has a word which means "by any means they are coming to Bangladesh." By original I meant the source (Bengali sentences). Any suggestion on the sentences below?

What will be done wit

faisalkhanWhat will be done with those who have come to Bangladesh by any means? Now that is the question.

That's fine, though it's not clear what 'by any means' adds to the statement. It seems to me that 'by any means' may be simply a short way of referring to those who come by train or by boat or by car or by walking. Does that really make a difference?

In fact, they are coming to Bangladesh by taking a lot of risks that is why I did not skip by any means.

faisalkhanIn fact, they are coming to Bangladesh by taking a lot of risks that is why I did not skip by any means.

It's impossible to translate exactly from one language to another. I might translate that as ... come to Bangladesh heedless of the dangers (of the trip).

CJ

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Encik Ali called the police without any delay. After a few minutes the police arrived. They handover the burglar and he was caught red handed. The policemen thanked Encik Ali and Encik Muthu from the bottom of their heart. They were happy beyond words that day because they did a good deed.