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Assam cancels Bihu functions amid heightened security measures along India-Bangladesh border
Following India-Pakistan tensions, northeastern states are enhancing security. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma requested Bihu functions be cancelled from May 10. Meghalaya imposed a night curfew along the Bangladesh border. Tripura increased border surveillance. Sikkim is also on high alert and is taking proactive measures. BSF is using electronic gadgets for vigilance.
Pakistan national apprehended from LoC in Poonch: Army officials
Tensions escalate as an individual from Pakistan is caught near the Line of Control in Poonch. Earlier, Border Security Force detained another Pakistani national in Punjab. This follows the detention of a BSF trooper by Pakistan Rangers after he inadvertently crossed the border. BSF has issued alerts to its personnel.
Want my BSF jawan brother be brought back home quickly: Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee voiced her concern regarding BSF jawan Purnam Kumar Shaw's detention by Pakistan Rangers after he mistakenly crossed the border on April 23. Banerjee assured that both the state government and Trinamool Congress are in contact with Shaw's family in Rishra, and are working towards his swift return.
BSF detains Pakistani national for illegally crossing border in Punjab's Gurdaspur
Border Security Force detained a Pakistani citizen for crossing the border illegally in Punjab's Gurdaspur. The individual is now under Punjab Police investigation. This incident occurred amidst heightened border tensions. Earlier, Pakistan Rangers detained an Indian BSF trooper who inadvertently crossed the border. BSF has issued advisories for increased vigilance. Attempts to resolve the situation through flag meetings are underway.
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee expresses concern over BSF Jawan from Hooghly detained by Pakistan Rangers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed concern for the detained BSF Jawan. Trinamool Congress is in contact with the family. BSF has issued an advisory for increased vigilance during border patrol. Pakistan is not responding to flag meeting requests. An investigation is underway regarding the incident. The BSF trooper crossed the International Border near Firozpur in Punjab.
BSF jawan's family pinning hopes on Pakistan Ranger exchange
The family of Border Security Force (BSF) jawan Purnam Kumar Shaw anticipates his return. He inadvertently crossed the International Border in Punjab. A Pakistani Ranger was detained in Rajasthan. Shaw's family hopes for an exchange. The BSF has assured Shaw's wife that efforts are underway. The detention occurred amidst tensions following the Pahalgam terror attack.
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Pakistani Ranger apprehended by BSF from international border in Rajasthan
Tensions escalate along the India-Pakistan border. A Pakistani Ranger was captured by the Border Security Force in Rajasthan. This incident occurred after a BSF jawan, Purnam Kumar Shaw, was previously detained by Pakistani Rangers in Punjab. India has strongly protested Shaw's detention. The Rangers have refused to release him. The captured Pakistani Ranger is now in BSF custody.
Tensions along Rajasthan border; locals voice concerns over security and basic needs
Amid escalating India-Pakistan border tensions following the Pahalgam terror attack, Tanot villagers near the LoC voice concerns and resilience. A long-time resident recalls past war experiences and lack of government support, emphasizing the need for decisive action against Pakistan's harboring of terrorists.
BSF lodges protest with Pakistan Rangers on jawan's apprehension
The Border Security Force has formally protested to Pakistan Rangers following the apprehension of an Indian jawan who mistakenly crossed the international border in Punjab a week ago. Unlike previous instances of inadvertent crossings, Pakistan has remained uncommunicative regarding the jawan's whereabouts and return, potentially influenced by heightened tensions after the Pahalgam attack.
Wife of BSF Jawan held by Pakistan seeks help, travels to border district
The wife of BSF Constable Purnam Kumar Shaw, who inadvertently crossed the international border near Ferozepur, Punjab, has traveled to the area to seek assistance for his return.
Kin of BSF Jawan who accidentally crossed border wait for news
The family of BSF constable Purnam Kumar Shaw from West Bengal is anxious as he remains missing after inadvertently crossing the international border near Ferozepur, Punjab, and being reportedly captured by Pakistani rangers. Despite flag meetings, his return is uncertain amidst India-Pakistan tensions following the Pahalgam terror attack.
'He was serving the nation, now we don't know if he's safe or not': Family of BSF jawan detained by Pakistan Rangers
The family of BSF jawan Purnam Sahu, detained by Pakistan Rangers after inadvertently crossing the border in Punjab's Ferozepur sector, is in distress. Sahu, who was escorting farmers, reportedly stepped away to rest and unknowingly entered Pakistani territory.
28 Pakistanis departed, 105 Indians returned: Protocol officer at Attari Border after Indian govt's ultimatum over Pahalgam attack
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, India has shut the Attari Check Post. Ceremonies are being conducted separately. Twenty-eight Pakistani nationals returned home, and 105 Indians came back. BSF will scale down the retreat ceremony. India has decided to hold the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance. Pakistani High Commission officials are declared persona non grata.
BSF jawan detained by Pakistan Rangers after accidentally crossing Punjab border
An Indian Border Security Force jawan was detained by Pakistan Rangers. He accidentally crossed the Punjab border. A flag meeting is underway for his release. This follows heightened tensions after the Pahalgam terror attack. India downgraded diplomatic ties and considered further actions. Pakistan responded by suspending agreements and blocking airspace. The situation escalates after the terror attack.
Bengal: Waqf violence shifts to Bhangar; Murshidabad remains calm
Fresh violence erupted in Bhangar, West Bengal, during protests against the Waqf (Amendment) Act, resulting in clashes between ISF supporters and police, injuries, and property damage. Simultaneously, the situation in Murshidabad, previously hit by unrest, is gradually normalizing with BSF assistance and increased security measures.
CAPF deployed in violence-hit Murshidabad to bring back normalcy
Following Calcutta High Court's order, CAPF was deployed in Murshidabad, reinforcing BSF and state police efforts to restore normalcy in violence-hit Suti and Samserganj. DGP Rajeev Kumar is overseeing operations, vowing zero tolerance for violence. BSF faces resistance while patrolling, aiming to control the tense situation. BJP leaders urge central intervention, including AFSPA implementation.
BSF to undertake mega IED detection drive along India-Pakistan border in Punjab
Following the unprecedented discovery of IEDs along the Punjab border, which injured a BSF jawan, the Border Security Force will conduct extensive anti-IED sweeps across hundreds of kilometers. This action comes alongside the jurisdictional shift of 20.3 kilometers to the Jammu frontier for enhanced security coordination in riverine areas near Pathankot.
Jawan injured in IED blast on Pakistan border
A BSF party was undertaking an "area domination" patrol ahead of the fence during the night and it detected "multiple" (about two IEDs according to preliminary inputs) IEDs "well inside" the Indian territory.
BSF jawan critically injured in a bid to thwart an infiltration bid by Bangladeshi intruders
A BSF jawan sustained serious injuries in Nadia, West Bengal, while thwarting an infiltration attempt by armed Bangladeshi intruders at the Mahendra Border Outpost. Despite being attacked with sharp-edged weapons, the jawan and his comrades successfully drove the infiltrators back to Bangladesh. The jawan received prompt medical attention and is in stable condition.
At least 30 Maoists killed in Chhattisgarh
In a significant operation, security forces killed at least 30 Maoists in two separate encounters in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region. The Bijapur district saw 26 Maoists eliminated while four were gunned down in Kanker. Union home minister Amit Shah declared this as a major step towards making the country Maoist-free by March 31 next year.
22 Naxalites, cop killed in 2 encounters in Chhattisgarh
Security forces killed at least 22 Naxalites in two encounters in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region. The operations resulted in the elimination of 18 Naxalites in Bijapur and 4 in Kanker. This marks a significant step in making India Naxal-free, as 105 Naxalites have been killed this year.
Six Naga MLAs meet Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla at Raj Bhavan
Six Naga MLAs met with Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla, pledging support for peace and normalcy. Senior officials paid tribute to three BSF personnel who died in a road accident in Kangpokpi district. The soldiers were part of a group that sustained injuries; other injured personnel were treated at Senapati District Hospital.
Holi 2025 celebration begins! From Vrindavan’s temples to border outposts, India immerses itself in colours and unity
Holi 2025 Celebration: Holi, the festival of colours, is being celebrated with immense joy across India. From the temples of Mathura and Vrindavan to the bustling streets of Delhi and Jaipur, people have come together to revel in colours, music, and traditional festivities. Border Security Force (BSF) personnel at the Indo-Pak border joined in the celebrations, highlighting the spirit of brotherhood. Markets are abuzz with shoppers, sweets are being prepared, and security forces are ensuring a safe celebration. Here’s a look at how the nation is embracing Holi in all its vibrancy.
Smuggler dead, BSF Jawan injured in Tripura clash at the India-Bangladesh border
A Bangladeshi smuggler died, and a BSF jawan was injured in a clash at the India-Bangladesh border in Tripura. A group of 20-25 Bangladeshi intruders attacked BSF troops at the Putia Border Outpost. The BSF responded, leading to the smuggler's death and the jawan's hospitalization. Fifteen Bangladeshi nationals were arrested for illegal entry.
Bangladeshi smuggler killed, BSF jawan injured in border clash at Tripura
A clash along the India-Bangladesh border in Tripura resulted in the death of a Bangladeshi smuggler and injury to a BSF jawan. The confrontation occurred when 20-25 Bangladeshi smugglers intruded into Indian territory. The BSF arrested 15 Bangladesh nationals, including women and children. Additionally, Assam police apprehended three Bangladeshi nationals and repatriated them.
Clash at Indo-Bangladesh Border leaves BSF Jawan, intruder injured
A group of 20-25 Bangladeshi intruders, engaging in smuggling, crossed into Indian territory in Sepahijala district and violently attacked BSF personnel, injuring one. The incident led to a BSF jawan injuring a Bangladeshi national in self-defense. Mumbai Police also apprehended 16 Bangladeshi intruders in various operations.
Tripura: BSF jawan, Bangladeshi national injured during smuggling attempt
A BSF jawan and a Bangladeshi national were injured on Friday during a smuggling attempt near the Putia border outpost in Tripura. Around 25 Bangladeshi nationals intruded into Indian territory and attacked BSF personnel. One round of a non-lethal pump action gun was fired in self-defense. Both injured individuals are receiving hospital treatment.
BSF foils cattle smuggling attempt, rescues 10 bulls on Indo-Bangladesh border
BSF jawans thwarted an attempt by Bangladeshi cattle smugglers to cross the border in West Bengal on January 9. The jawans successfully rescued 10 Haryana bulls and recovered sharp-edged spears. Despite challenges from smugglers, the jawans maintained border security. Similar confrontations have been reported in the region, emphasizing the need for vigilant border security.
BSF kills two suspected cattle smugglers in North 24 Parganas
The group of smugglers attacked the BSF jawan with sharp weapons. In retaliation the jawan charged chilly grenade, but it failed to stop the attackers.
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