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BSF Uses Smoke Grenades to Expel Armed Bangladeshi Intruders at Cooch Behar

Border Security Force troops in Cooch Behar deployed smoke grenades to deter a group of armed intruders from Bangladesh crossing the West Bengal border. The incident was reported by local authorities and the BSF said the intruders were chased back to the border. No injuries or casualties were reported, and the situation is under investigation.

BSF Uses Smoke Grenades to Expel Armed Bangladeshi Intruders at Cooch Behar
BSF Uses Smoke Grenades to Expel Armed Bangladeshi Intruders at Cooch BeharPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

Border Security Force (BSF) troops stationed at the Cooch Behar border post used smoke grenades to repel an armed group attempting to cross from Bangladesh into West Bengal. The operation was carried out in the early hours, with the intruders forced back toward the border. Local officials confirmed that the incident was contained without any reported casualties. The BSF has stated that it is investigating the breach and will take further action to strengthen border security in the area.

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