In a series of coordinated operations, the Border Security Force (BSF) in Tripura has seized narcotics and contraband worth over ₹1.09 crore and apprehended a Bangladeshi national along with two Indian nationals involved in smuggling and illegal infiltration.
🚨 Key Seizures and Arrests
- Ambassa Railway Station, Dhalai District: BSF apprehended a Bangladeshi infiltrator from Rajshahi district, who was attempting to move inland under suspicious circumstances.
- Narayanpur Village, West Tripura: In a joint operation with Airport Police Station, BSF recovered 11 kg of ganja and arrested the house owner.
- Babamura Village, Sepahijala District: Another joint raid with Kalamchera Police led to the seizure of 58.5 kg of ganja and the arrest of the accused.
- Kamalasagar, Sepahijala District: BSF intercepted a Maruti Omni vehicle loaded with 7,200 mobile display units, valued at ₹1.09 crore.
🛡️ BSF Intensifies Border Vigilance
The BSF has ramped up operations along the India-Bangladesh border and in interior regions to curb cross-border smuggling, infiltration, and narcotics trafficking. Officials confirmed that these operations are part of a broader strategy to ensure national security and public safety.
“We are committed to maintaining zero tolerance against trans-border crimes and will continue to act on actionable intelligence,” said a BSF spokesperson.
🔍 Background and Broader Context
Tripura has emerged as a key transit point for narcotics and contraband, prompting increased surveillance and joint operations with local police. The latest crackdown comes ahead of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on June 26.
Stay tuned for updates on further investigations.
