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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."

The Army subsequently neutralised one of the two terrorists. 

Militants' infiltration bid near Line of control caught on thermal cameras 

The Army subsequently neutralised one of the two terrorists.&nbsp;

The Indian Army on August 7 released a video showcasing two militants' infiltration attempt close to the Line of Control.
The incident happened in the early hours on Monday morning.&nbsp;
Thermal cameras installed for patrolling captured the movement of two terrorists navigating through a dense forest and entering India under the cover of darkness.
The Army subsequently neutralised one of the two terrorists.&nbsp;
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A Junior Commissioned Officer of the Indian army and four&nbsp;soldiers&nbsp;lost their life in an anti-terror operation in Jammu and&nbsp;Kashmir&rsquo;s Poonch district on Monday.&nbsp;&nbsp;The army in a statement said they received inputs about the presence of a group of 4-5 militants in a village in Surankote which borders the Line of Control.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Local reports said that the unit of army came under a barrage of fire as they entered the village, resulting in critical injuries to the JCO and four soldiers.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The army said&nbsp;the&nbsp;critically injured officer and soldiers were evacuated to nearest medical facility but succumbed to their injuries and the operation is still going on.&nbsp;&nbsp;

5 soldiers including JCO lost life in Poonch anti-terror operation

Five Army personnel, including a JCO, lost their life in a fierce gunfight with terrorists during an anti-insurgency operation in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir 

&nbsp;A Junior Commissioned Officer of the Indian army and four&nbsp;soldiers&nbsp;lost their life in an anti-terror operation in Jammu and&nbsp;Kashmir&rsquo;s Poonch district on Monday.&nbsp;&nbsp; The army in a statement said they received inputs about the presence of a group of 4-5 militants in a village in Surankote which borders the Line of Control.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; Local reports said that the unit of army came under a barrage of fire as they entered the village, resulting in critical injuries to the JCO and four soldiers.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The army said&nbsp;the&nbsp;critically injured officer and soldiers were evacuated to nearest medical facility but succumbed to their injuries and the operation is still going on.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Local reports said that the unit of army came under a barrage of fire as they entered the village, resulting in critical injuries to the JCO and four soldiers.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Five Army personnel, including a Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO), were killed in a fierce gunfight with terrorists during an anti-insurgency operation in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir on Monday, officials said.&nbsp; The operation was launched in a village close to DKG in Surankote in the early hours following intelligence inputs about presence of terrorists, a&nbsp;Defence&nbsp;spokesman said.&nbsp; He said the ultras opened heavy fire on the search parties resulting in critical injuries to the JCO and four other ranks.&nbsp; All the five soldiers succumbed to their injuries.&nbsp; The encounter with the terrorists was going on and further details are awaited, the spokesman said.&nbsp; The officials said there are reports about presence of a group of heavily-armed terrorists in&nbsp;Chamrer&nbsp;forest after they managed to sneak from across the Line of Control (LoC).&nbsp; Reinforcements have been rushed to the area to plug all escape routes to ensure the terrorists are&nbsp;neutralised, they said.&nbsp; &nbsp;
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Ali Babar Patra, the 19-year-old Pakistani terrorist who surrendered before the Indian Army along the Line of Control (LOC), has revealed that he is a member of the Lashkar-e-Taiba.
Patra who was among two terrorists cornered by security forces in Uri is a resident of Pakistan's Punjab province
Speaking to reporters in Uri during a press conference called by the Indian Army, Ali Babar Patra gave a message to the youth in Pakistan, saying &lsquo;this jihad is wrong&rsquo;
He exposed the Pakistani army when he said &lsquo;no civilian can cross over without the Army's hand in it&rsquo;. &nbsp;He further said he was handed over to the ISI before being trained by the Pakistan Army.
The Army added in a statement that as per the terrorist who surrendered,&nbsp;Patra was given Rs 20,000 for his mother's treatment and was promised additional Rs 30,000 on safe return from Baramulla, where the group was to deliver the warlike stores.
Patra admitted being lied to and misled and said he was told the Indian Army committed atrocities against Muslims in Kashmir.
He further said the Indian Army treated him well and had not tortured or beaten him
Patra was handed over to the police by the Indian Army after the press conference.

'This jihad is wrong': Nabbed terrorist exposes Pakistan army

Ali Babar Patra, the 19-year-old Pakistani terrorist who surrendered before the Indian Army along the Line of Control (LOC), has revealed that he is a member of the Lashkar-e-Taiba

//Terrorist nabbed along the LOC&nbsp;revealed he is a member of the LeT
//19-year old terrorist&nbsp;Ali Babar Patra&nbsp;is a resident of Pakistan's Punjab province
//&lsquo;This jihad is wrong&rsquo;:&nbsp;Patra's&nbsp;message to the youth in Pakistan
//Patra&nbsp;says no civilian can cross over without the help of the Pak&nbsp;army
//Terrorist:&nbsp;was handed over to ISI&nbsp;before being trained by Pak&nbsp;army
//Pak&nbsp;army exposed: Patra&nbsp;said was told Indian Army tortures Muslims in Kashmir
//Patra: saw no atrocities being committed on Muslims in Kashmir
//Patra: Indian Army did not torture or beat me, treated me well
//Indian Army has handed over the nabbed terrorist to the police&nbsp;
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The 19-year old terrorist, Ali Babar Patra exposed the Pakistani army when he said &lsquo;no civilian can cross over without the Army's hand in it&rsquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ali Babar Patra, the 19-year-old Pakistani terrorist who surrendered before the Indian Army along the Line of Control (LOC), has revealed that he is a member of the Lashkar-e-Taiba.
Patra who was among two terrorists cornered by the Indian Army in Uri is a resident of Pakistan's Punjab province
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Speaking to reporters in Uri during a press conference called by the Indian Army, Ali Babar Patra gave a message to the youth in Pakistan, saying &lsquo;this jihad is wrong&rsquo;
He exposed the Pakistani army when he said &lsquo;no civilian can cross over without the Army's hand in it&rsquo;. &nbsp;He further said he was handed over to the ISI before being trained by the Pakistan Army.
The Army has also given a statement on the money paid and promised to Patra&nbsp;for delivering the warlike stores in Baframulla.
Patra admitted being lied to and misled and said he was told the Indian Army committed atrocities against Muslims in Kashmir.
He further said the Indian Army treated him well and had not tortured or beaten him
Patra was handed over to the police by the Indian Army after the press conference.

One militant was killed and four soldiers were injured as the Army foiled an infiltration bid along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district, officials said on Monday.
The Army launched a counter-infiltration operation along the LoC in the Uri sector of north Kashmir on Saturday after noticing suspicious movement.
The officials said the soldiers were injured in the exchange of firing between the two sides over the past two days, adding that combing operations were in progress in the area to ensure that there were no remnants of the infiltrating terrorists

 J&K: Militant killed, 3 soldiers injured as Army foils infiltration bid in Baramulla

One militant was killed and four soldiers were injured as the Army foiled an infiltration bid along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district

//Indian Army foiled an infiltration bid along the LoC in JJ&amp;K's Baramulla
//A militant was killed, four soldiers injured in exchange of fire
//Army launched counter-infiltration operation after noticing suspicious movement
//Combing operations in progress to ensure no infiltrators remain

The Army launched a counter-infiltration operation along the LoC in the Uri sector of north Kashmir on Saturday after noticing suspicious movement.

One militant was killed and four soldiers were injured as the Army foiled an infiltration bid along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district, officials said on Monday.
The Army launched a counter-infiltration operation along the LoC in the Uri sector of north Kashmir on Saturday after noticing suspicious movement.
The officials said the soldiers were injured in the exchange of firing between the two sides over the past two days, adding that combing operations are in progress in the area to ensure that there are no remnants of the infiltrating terrorists

A Pakistani national was arrested in injured condition after the BSF foiled an infiltration bid along the International Border in Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday night, officials said.
This is the second infiltration attempt in the Samba sector in the past fortnight. Earlier, an intruder was shot dead by BSF along the border in the same sector on May 5.
"A Pakistani national was noticed attempting to sneak into this side from across the IB under the cover of darkness and was challenged by the Indian border guards," an official said.
He said BSF fired a few rounds, resulting in a bullet injury to the intruder in his back.

BSF nabs Pakistani national, foils infiltration bid along border in J-K

Pak intruder injured, BSF foils infiltration bid at Jammu border

A Pakistani national was arrested in injured condition after the BSF foiled an infiltration bid along the International Border in Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday night, officials said.
This is the second infiltration attempt in the Samba sector in the past fortnight. Earlier, an intruder was shot dead by BSF along the border in the same sector on May 5.
"A Pakistani national was noticed attempting to sneak into this side from across the border under the cover of darkness and was challenged by the Indian border guards," an official said.
He said BSF fired a few rounds, resulting in a bullet injury to the intruder in his back.

A Pakistani national was arrested in injured condition after the BSF foiled an infiltration bid along the International Border in Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday night, officials said.
This is the second infiltration attempt in the Samba sector in the past fortnight. Earlier, an intruder was shot dead by BSF along the border in the same sector on May 5.
"A Pakistani national was noticed attempting to sneak into this side from across the IB under the cover of darkness and was challenged by the Indian border guards," an official said.
He said BSF fired a few rounds, resulting in a bullet injury to the intruder in his back.

The Border Security Force gunned down two terrorists along the India-Pakistan International Border in Punjab in the early hours of Thursday, news agency PTI reported quoting official sources. The armed infiltrators were shot dead close to the Attari front around 2:30 am, they said. More details will be known once the troops conduct a search operation, but a dense fog has engulfed the area. Some weapons have also been recovered from the shot intruders.

BSF guns down 2 Pak intruders on Punjab border

The Border Security Force gunned down two terrorists along the India-Pakistan International Border in Punjab in the early hours of Thursday

BSF guns down 2 Pak intruders  on Punjab border

The Border Security Force gunned down two terrorists along the India-Pakistan International Border in Punjab in the early hours of Thursday, news agency PTI reported quoting official sources. The armed infiltrators were shot dead close to the Attari front around 2:30 am, they said. More details will be known once the troops conduct a search operation, but a dense fog has engulfed the area. Some weapons have also been recovered from the shot intruders.

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