The Tripura Border Security Force (BSF) recently conducted three successful operations in the South district, seizing contraband items and rescuing cattle valued at nearly Rs 1 crore on May 20. These coordinated efforts demonstrate the BSF’s commitment to curbing illegal activities in the region.
In the first operation, BSF personnel from the Border Outpost (BOP) Nalua collaborated with officers from the Hrishyamukh Police Station at Village Abhaynagar. This operation led to the seizure of clothing items worth Rs 78 lakhs, significantly mitigating the impact of smuggling in the area.
The second operation occurred at Village Srinagar, where BSF troops from BOP Srinagar, in partnership with Srinagar Police Station, confiscated miscellaneous items valued at Rs 19 lakhs. This operation underscores the ongoing efforts to disrupt the flow of illegal goods.
In an independent third operation on the same day, vigilant BSF personnel rescued 31 cattle, valued at Rs 7.7 lakhs, from the Bhangamura area under Sabroom Police Station. This rescue highlights the BSF’s proactive measures to protect livestock from trafficking and ensure the well-being of the community.
These operations reflect the ongoing vigilance of the BSF in maintaining security along the Tripura border and their dedication to safeguarding both property and livestock from illegal activities.
Original Source: https://www.indiatodayne.in/tripura/story/bsf-seizes-contraband-worth-rs-1-crore-rescues-31-cattle-in-south-tripura-1217185-2025-05-21?utm_source=rssfeed
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Publish Date: 2025-05-21 19:27:00
