A 35-year-old Border Security Force (BSF) soldier, Bipin Kumar of the 97th Battalion, was shot and injured while on duty along the Maheshpur border in North Tripura. The incident occurred during a nighttime patrol when gunfire was suddenly heard, prompting immediate rescue and hospitalization. After surgery at Agartala’s GB Pant Hospital, his condition is reported stable.
Initial media reports claimed that shots were fired from across the Bangladesh border, sparking tension amid the region’s existing diplomatic strain. However, preliminary investigations now indicate that the bullets came from Kumar’s own service rifle. Authorities have not yet confirmed whether it was an accident or a possible suicide attempt. No official statement has been issued by the BSF or the central government.
Following the incident, a high alert was declared along the Tripura frontier, a region already sensitive due to smuggling and infiltration risks. Analysts warn that misinformation could inflame cross-border tensions, emphasizing the need for verified communication between India and Bangladesh.
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