BSF Seizes 2.180 Kg Of Smuggled Gold Worth ₹1.71 Crore Along Indo-Bangladesh Border.

Agartala, Tripura, 5th of December, 2024 : In a significant operation on December 4, 2024, at 2045 hours, troops of the 81 Battalion of the Border Security Force (BSF) successfully seized 2.180 kilograms of smuggled gold valued at approximately ₹1.71 crore near the Indo-Bangladesh border at BOP N C Nagar, Tripura.

Acting on specific input, BSF troops laid an ambush along the International Border. During the operation, personnel observed suspicious movements near the border fence. When challenged, the suspected smugglers managed to flee, taking advantage of dense vegetation, uneven terrain, and the cover of darkness.

Undeterred, the alert BSF troops conducted a thorough search of the area which led to the recovery of the smuggled gold, which included bars, biscuits, and nuts, collectively weighing approximately 2.180 kilograms.

The seized gold, valued at approximately ₹1.71 crore , has been handed over to Customs  for further legal action.

This successful operation highlights the BSF’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding India’s borders and preventing cross-border smuggling. Notably, this seizure stands out as one of the most significant gold recovery operations on the Indo-Bangladesh border in recent years, particularly in Tripura. The BSF remains steadfast in its mission to curb illegal activities along the border and ensure national security.