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Action against smugglers continues on the border of India and Bangladesh. According to the information, there has been news of a clash between Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers and Bangladeshi smugglers in Unakoti district of Tripura on Sunday. According to the information, an alleged Bangladeshi smuggler died in the encounter. At the same time, a BSF jawan also got head injury during the incident. Let us know what this whole matter is.
Smugglers were in number of 15-20
According to the information given by the BSF officer, a group of 15 to 20 people were seen coming towards the border fence from the Indian side with suspicious items near the border post of Magroli. These people were warned by BSF to stop. However, he ignored the warning. The Bangladeshi civilians became aggressive and surrounded the BSF personnel on duty.
death of a smuggler
When the BSF soldiers were surrounded by the Bangladeshis, fearing for his life, a BSF soldier opened fire, resulting in the death of a smuggler. Seeing this, other smugglers became aggressive and attacked the BSF jawan. However, then other soldiers arrived there and opened fire and the smugglers ran away.
Slain smuggler identified
BSF officials have said that the person killed on the border has been identified as Saddam Hussain of Dastki village of Maulvi Bazar district of Bangladesh. At the same time, during this entire incident, a BSF jawan suffered serious injury on his forehead. The jawan was taken to the nearest district hospital for initial treatment. His condition is currently stable.
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