Agartala, October 20, 2024 – In a series of significant operations, the Border Security Force (BSF) in Tripura has successfully apprehended three illegal Bangladeshi immigrants, reinforcing its commitment to border security and the prevention of unlawful activities along the Indo-Bangladesh border. These operations not only thwarted infiltration attempts but also aimed to curb the rising tide of cross-border illegal activities.
In addition to preventing illegal immigration, the BSF made notable strides in combating smuggling along the border, seizing contraband valued at ₹34,96,479 in separate operations. These efforts reflect the force’s ongoing vigilance and determination to uphold law and order in the region.
In a targeted operation based on specific intelligence, BSF personnel intercepted a significant narcotics smuggling attempt, seizing Yaba tablets, ganja, and Phensedyl with a combined value of ₹27,86,233. This operation highlights the BSF’s proactive measures to combat drug trafficking and its commitment to supporting the government’s Drug Free India initiative.
Furthermore, another operation resulted in the interception of a smuggling bid involving cattle and other contraband items worth ₹7,10,246. The successful seizures have been widely praised as a critical step toward securing the border and ensuring the safety of local communities.
The BSF continues to demonstrate its dedication to maintaining the integrity of India’s borders and tackling the challenges posed by illegal immigration and smuggling.
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