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West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee accuses the Border Security Force of allowing infiltrators from Bangladesh to enter India, alleging the BSF's role in destabilizing the state.

Mamata Banerjee accuses BSF of aiding infiltrators and destabilizing West Bengal

In her remarks, Banerjee also accused the BSF of attempting to frame the state government for the situation.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused the Border Security Force (BSF) of facilitating the entry of Bangladeshi infiltrators into India, claiming that the force is working to destabilize the state. She also hinted that the actions of the BSF are aligned with a larger plan orchestrated by the central government.
During an administrative review meeting at the state secretariat, Banerjee stated, "We have received reports that the BSF is allowing infiltrators to cross into India through border regions such as Islampur, Sitai, and Chopra. The force is also torturing people and creating instability in the state."
The Chief Minister continued, "There seems to be a larger plan behind this, driven by the central government. However, we want peace on both sides of the border, and we maintain a cordial relationship with Bangladesh."
Banerjee further directed the state's Director General of Police, Rajeev Kumar, to investigate the locations where these infiltrators are staying after crossing into West Bengal. She announced her intention to send a formal letter to the central government expressing her concerns.
In her remarks, Banerjee also accused the BSF of attempting to frame the state government for the situation, saying, "The BSF is trying to blame the Trinamool Congress government for this. I will instruct the DGP to trace the whereabouts of these infiltrators after they enter the state."

While the smugglers managed to flee in the darkness, BSF soldiers recovered two wooden boxes from them.

Watch: exotic birds rescued by India's BSF from smugglers

While the smugglers managed to flee in the darkness, BSF soldiers recovered two wooden boxes from them.

Two exotic birds were rescued by India's Border Security Force after its personnel apprehended alleged smugglers trying to enter India illegally from Bangladesh.
While the smugglers managed to flee in the darkness, BSF soldiers recovered two wooden boxes from them. Inside the containers, they found a couple of Dwarf Cassowary birds, officials said on 16 March 2023.
The birds were handed over to forest department officials in Krishnanagar.
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Two jawans were seriously injured, and their weapons were snatched by the Bangladeshis.

BSF soldiers attacked by Bangladeshi villagers for stopping cattle grazing on Indian land

Two jawans were seriously injured, and their weapons were snatched by the Bangladeshis.

In a concerning incident, soldiers of India's Border Security Force were attacked by more than a hundred Bangladeshi villagers. The attack took place on 26 February 2023 along the India-Bangladesh border in Berhampore sector in Murshidabad district.
BSF said that its jawans had stopped Bangladeshi farmers from bringing their cattle to Indian fields for grazing. Subsequently, Bangladeshi villagers crossed onto Indian territory, and attacked BSF soldiers with sticks and sharp-edged weapons, the paramilitary force said.
Two jawans were seriously injured, and their weapons were snatched by the Bangladeshis.
BSF later called for a flag meeting with its Bangladeshi counterpart BGB to recover the weapons, and seek prevention of such incidents.
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Family members of Border Security Force (BSF) head constable Shishupal Singh Bagadia, who was killed in a violent protest in Congo, hit out at the Congress-led Rajasthan government accusing it of indifference.They alleged that the government did not share any information with them about the attack rather left them in the dark. 
The officer's wife Kamla Devi and his daughter said that they were in their Jaipur house for nearly a week, mourning, waiting for his body but nobody came to console them nor were they provided with any proper information.
“We want to know what exactly happened to my father. He served the nation more than his family. We want to know under what circumstances this incident happened. It should be inquired,” she said.
“Everyone just tweeted and nobody visited us,” she said.
“My husband has made the supreme sacrifice and I am proud of it, but I am disappointed with the government.
No one reached out to us. We know how we spent the last six-seven days, how difficult it was, we were crying but unfortunately, there was no one to tell us what actually happened,” Devi told reporters in the presence of Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC)chief Govind Singh Dotasra. 
Bagadia was laid to rest with military honours in his ancestral village in Sikar. 
Thousands of people turned up to pay floral tributes to the soldier and a Tiranga yatra was taken out in honour of him from Balaran to Singodara, Dholas, Kheerwa and Dudwa to his native village in Laxmangarh.
Officials including BJP MP from Sikar Swami Sumedhanand, Govind Singh Dotasra, BSF officers paid tributes to Bagadia. 
Devi went on to tell Dotasra, “Being the state party president, I had expectations from you because it is your area (constituency).” To which the Congress leader replied that he was infected with COVID-19 and was hospitalised, therefore he could not visit her earlier.
Dotasra assured Devi that the state government stands by the family. 
Shishupal Singh Bagadia and BSF jawan Sanwlaram Vishnoi who were part of the United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in Congo were killed during violent armed protests on July 26. (With PTI inputs)

Family of BSF constable killed in Congo accuses Congress govt of insenstivity 

They alleged that the government did not share any information with them about the attack rather left them in the dark. 

Family of BSF constable killed in Congo accuses govt of insenstivity 

They alleged that the government did not share any information with them about the attack rather left them in the dark.&nbsp;

Family members of Border Security Force (BSF) head constable Shishupal Singh Bagadia, who was killed in a violent protest in Congo, hit out at the Congress-led Rajasthan government accusing it of indifference and insensitivity.&nbsp; They alleged that the government did not share any information with them about the attack rather left them in the dark.&nbsp;
The officer's wife Kamla Devi, and his daughter said that they were in their Jaipur house for nearly a week, mourning, waiting for his body but nobody came to console them nor were they provided with any proper information.
&ldquo;We want to know what exactly happened to my father. He served the nation more than his family. We want to know under what circumstances this incident happened. It should be inquired,&rdquo; his daughter said.
&ldquo;Everyone just tweeted and nobody visited us,&rdquo; she added.
&ldquo;My husband has made the supreme sacrifice and I am proud of it, but I am disappointed with the government.
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No one reached out to us. We know how we spent the last six-seven days, how difficult it was, we were crying but unfortunately, there was no one to tell us what actually happened,&rdquo; Devi told reporters in the presence of Rajasthan Congress chief Govind Singh Dotasra.&nbsp;
Bagadia was laid to rest with military honours in his ancestral village in Sikar.
Thousands of people turned up to pay floral tributes to the soldier&nbsp; and a Tiranga yatra was taken out in honour of him from Balaran to Singodara, Dholas, Kheerwa and Dudwa to his native village in Laxmangarh.
Officials including BJP MP from Sikar Swami Sumedhanand, Govind Singh Dotasra, BSF officers paid tributes to Bagadia.&nbsp;
Devi went on to tell Dotasra, &ldquo;Being the state party president, I had expectations from you because it is your area (constituency).&rdquo; To which the Congress leader replied that he was infected with COVID-19 and was hospitalised, therefore he could not visit her earlier.
Dotasra assured Devi that the state government stands by the family.&nbsp;
Shishupal Singh Bagadia and BSF jawan Sanwlaram Vishnoi who were part of the United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in Congo were killed during violent armed protests on July 26.&nbsp; (with PTI inputs)

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