Heightened Vigilance: BSF's Clampdown on Indo-Bangladesh Border Infiltration
The BSF's Eastern Command reported that over 10,263 Bangladeshis were apprehended at the Indo-Bangladesh border in the past year, emphasizing increased security measures. These efforts, coinciding with unrest in Bangladesh, involved rigorous anti-infiltration operations to prevent illegal migration into India, along with significant contraband seizures.
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The Border Security Force (BSF) Eastern Command revealed on Monday that its units apprehended 10,263 Bangladeshi nationals attempting illegal crossing of the Indo-Bangladesh border over the last year.
This substantial number underscores the intensified security and vigilance measures taken by the BSF, particularly amid unrest in Bangladesh, which fueled illegal migration attempts.
Additionally, the Eastern Command seized narcotics, contraband, and gold valued at several crores, reflecting their commitment to border safety and law enforcement.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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