50 bottles of Winix syrup recovered in 21 BGB raid at Benapole border
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50 bottles of Winix syrup recovered in 21 BGB raid at Benapole border
As part of the implementation of the zero tolerance policy against drugs and smuggling in the border areas, the Khulna Battalion (21 BGB) conducted a special operation and recovered 50 bottles of illegal Indian WINIX syrup. On Wednesday, October 7, 2026, a smart patrol team of Daulatpur BOP under Khulna Battalion (21 BGB) conducted a special anti-drug operation in the border area under their responsibility. Based on intelligence information, 50 bottles of Indian Winix syrup illegally brought by smugglers from the border area were seized. Sensing the presence of the BGB patrol team, the smugglers fled, abandoning the goods. In...
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As part of the implementation of the zero tolerance policy against drugs and smuggling in the border areas, the Khulna Battalion (21 BGB) conducted a special operation and recovered 50 bottles of illegal Indian WINIX syrup.
On Wednesday, October 7, 2026, a smart patrol team of Daulatpur BOP under Khulna Battalion (21 BGB) conducted a special anti-drug operation in the border area under their responsibility. Based on intelligence information, 50 bottles of Indian Winix syrup illegally brought by smugglers from the border area were seized. Sensing the presence of the BGB patrol team, the smugglers fled, abandoning the goods.
In this regard, Khulna Battalion (21 BGB) Commander Lt. Col. Md. Nafiz Imtiaz Ahsan said:
“As part of the BGB’s operational activities, our intelligence surveillance and patrol activities have been strengthened manifold to arrest smuggling rings including contraband goods and drugs at the border for a long time. In continuation of this, today, on 07 October 2026, the BGB was able to recover 50 bottles of Indian Winix syrup during a raid in the border area of Daulatpur BOP.
“21 BGB are on alert at all times to protect the youth from the shadow of drugs and prevent the entry of any kind of illegal goods through the border. Our strict and zero-tolerance campaign to keep the border free of smuggling and drugs will continue in the future as well.”
