3 sourcesFirst reported yesterday at 05:32, updated 1 d ago
ফটিকছড়ি সীমান্তে ২ লাখ ৩৫ হাজার টাকার ভারতীয় গরু আটক
indian cattle worth two lakh thirty five thousand taka seized at fatikchhari border
Photo: Dainik Purbokone
Neutral summary
Ramgarh Battalion (43 BGB) seized four Indian cattle with an estimated seizure value of 2 lakh 35 thousand taka at the Rahmatpur border area in Fatikchhari upazila, Chattogram, on Monday, 26 October, around 8 a.m., at a location called Koylarmukh. BGB sources said the operation was part of regular patrolling in the area under Rahmatpur BOP. The battalion said patrols and intelligence activities against smuggling and illegal activity are continuing. It also urged the public to help BGB by providing information to prevent drug trafficking, human trafficking and illegal infiltration.
Where accounts differ. Dainik Purbokone describes the operation as part of regular patrolling and CVoice24 describes it as enforcing a zero-tolerance policy against smuggling; only Purbokone reports the public appeal on drugs and human trafficking, and only CVoice24 mentions drug awareness work.
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ফটিকছড়ি সীমান্তে ২ লাখ ৩৫ হাজার টাকার ভারতীয় গরু আটক
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