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FRIDAY, MAY 09, 2025
744 infiltrators detained along India-Bangladesh border in Tripura last year

Bangladesh

TBS Report
03 January, 2024, 09:00 am
Last modified: 03 January, 2024, 04:08 pm

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744 infiltrators detained along India-Bangladesh border in Tripura last year

112 of them are Rohingyas

TBS Report
03 January, 2024, 09:00 am
Last modified: 03 January, 2024, 04:08 pm
Representational file image. Photo: Ritu Raj Konwar
Representational file image. Photo: Ritu Raj Konwar

The Border Security Force (BSF) of India arrested 744 people, including 112 Rohingyas, while they were trying to illegally enter India from Bangladesh through the International Border in Tripura, an official said on 2 January.

"This number was the highest in the last three years, with the BSF Tripura Frontier nabbing 369 infiltrators in 2022 and 208 in 2021," he told Indian media.

"In 2023, the BSF arrested a total of 744 infiltrators and of them, 112 are Rohingyas, 337 are Bangladeshis and 295 are Indians. This was the highest number of arrests of infiltrators in the frontier State in the last three years," he said.

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He said BSF personnel have also seized contraband items such as banned cough syrup, cannabis, Yaba tablets and brown sugar worth a total of ₹41.82 crore (Tk54.1 crore).

"Besides, 4 kg of gold was also seized," the officer said.

"Over the years, the BSF Tripura Frontier has performed multifarious responsibilities in fighting insurgency, maintaining the border's sanctity and preventing all kinds of trans-border crimes while working under adverse climatic conditions in remote and inhospitable terrain," he added. Tripura shares 856 km of the International Border with Bangladesh.

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