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India’s Security Forces Detain 10 and Kill Two in Assam and Tripura Operations

The intensified operations aim to dismantle smuggling rings by combining biometric checks with stricter engagement rules.

Police recovered fake Indian documents including Aadhaar cards, voter ID cards, and driving licences. (Representative photo)
Police said that a group from Bangladesh, with the help of Indians, tried to cross the international border on Thursday night. (Representative photo)
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Representative Photo: IANS

Overview

  • Security forces in Assam’s South Salmara-Mankachar district arrested eight Bangladeshi nationals in a pre-dawn raid and are holding them at the Sishumara outpost for biometric verification and repatriation.
  • Two Indian touts linked to the Assam operation have been charged under human trafficking and foreigners laws as investigators probe wider infiltration networks.
  • At Amzadnagar in South Tripura, BSF personnel fired on a violent smuggling attempt on July 25, killing two Bangladeshi nationals and injuring another.
  • The Tripura action yielded a seizure of medicines valued at ₹15 lakh and led to the detention of two Indian smugglers.
  • These moves follow a Home Ministry directive for expedited identification and deportation of undocumented migrants and have drawn scrutiny over use-of-force protocols.