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India-Bangladesh Border Clash Leaves 2 Indian Nationals Critically Injured.

A violent confrontation erupted on Sunday, January 26, at the India-Bangladesh border near Heerachhara in Tripura’s Unakoti district, leaving two Indian nationals critically injured. The clash occurred when Karim Ali and Zamir Ali, residents of the Hirachhara area, protested against a group of Bangladeshi nationals harvesting crops on their land near Gate No. 44 of Border Pillar No. 1843.

According to reports, the Bangladeshi nationals, allegedly led by Ahaad Ali, attacked the Indian citizens with sharp weapons, resulting in severe injuries. Karim Ali suffered amputation of a finger, while Zamir Ali was also gravely wounded.

The Border Security Force (BSF) personnel stationed in the area intervened, rescuing the injured Indian nationals and rushing them to the Unakoti District Hospital.

The incident has intensified tensions along the Heerachhara border, raising concerns about the security of Indian citizens in border areas.This incident highlights the ongoing challenges and tensions along the India-Bangladesh border, where disputes over land and resources often escalate into violence. The Indian government has been working to strengthen border security and improve relations with Bangladesh, but incidents like this underscore the need for continued vigilance and cooperation.

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