BGB Conducts Special Operation Along Dinajpur Border, Recovers 248 Narcotic Tablets
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BGB Conducts Special Operation Along Dinajpur Border, Recovers 248 Narcotic Tablets
Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has recovered 248 Indian Tapentadol tablets, a narcotic substance, abandoned at the Biral border in Dinajpur following a special operation. The seizure value of the recovered tablets is Tk 74,400. On Monday (October 19), at night, members of the Dharmojan Border Outpost (BOP), under Dinajpur Battalion (42 BGB), conducted a special anti-smuggling operation in the border area of Kathuliapara in Biral Upazila. During the operation, 248 Indian Tapentadol tablets were recovered in an abandoned condition. According to BGB, the operation was conducted based on specific intelligence information. The process of taking legal action regarding the recovered...
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Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has recovered 248 Indian Tapentadol tablets, a narcotic substance, abandoned at the Biral border in Dinajpur following a special operation. The seizure value of the recovered tablets is Tk 74,400.
On Monday (October 19), at night, members of the Dharmojan Border Outpost (BOP), under Dinajpur Battalion (42 BGB),
conducted a special anti-smuggling operation in the border area of Kathuliapara in Biral Upazila. During the operation, 248 Indian Tapentadol tablets were recovered in an abandoned condition.
According to BGB, the operation was conducted based on specific intelligence information. The process of taking legal action regarding the recovered narcotics is underway.
Intelligence activities are also continuing to identify those involved in the incident.
Lieutenant Colonel M. M. Zillur Rahman, Commanding Officer of Dinajpur Battalion (42 BGB), stated that BGB’s firm stance against narcotics and smuggling would continue alongside its efforts to ensure national border security. Regular operations will also continue in the future to prevent crimes in border areas.
Efforts by the relevant law enforcement agencies are continuing to prevent drug smuggling through border routes and protect society from its harmful effects.
