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Bangladeshi smugglers attack BSF Jawan in Nadia, West Bengal

The incident happened on Tuesday morning when Bangladeshi smugglers tried to enter India illegally

A Border Security Force (BSF) jawan was severely injured after smugglers attacked him at the Indo-Bangla border in Nadia district of West Bengal. 

The incident happened on Tuesday morning when Bangladeshi smugglers tried to enter India illegally, the BSF said. “Brave CT Ram Pratap Tetarwal @BSF_SouthBengal got severe injuries on the line of duty while fighting with smugglers in the bordering area of Distt Nadia(WB),” the BSF-SouthBengal tweeted. 

Further details are awaited.

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