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BSF, BGB hold meeting after man found in Tripura sent to Bangladesh

By ANI | Updated: May 2, 2020 17:45 IST

A mentally disturbed person, apparently a Bangladeshi national, reportedly crossed over from Bangladesh and entered Tripura, Border Security Force (BSF) sources said.

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A mentally disturbed person, apparently a Bangladeshi national, reportedly crossed over from Bangladesh and entered Tripura, Border Security Force (BSF) sources said.

The man was found sitting outside a civilian's house yesterday afternoon.

The sources said that the man was sent back to Bangladesh through river Feni by BSF as he appeared to be a Bagladeshi and added that the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) objected to that.

Later, a meeting was held between the two forces. BGB refused to accept that the man is their national. BSF sources said the meeting concluded amicably.

( With inputs from ANI )

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