News Reporter
Five Individuals Intercepted at International Border and Pushed Back by Assam Police
Assam, India - In a swift and decisive action, Assam police intercepted and prevented an illegal border crossing by five Bangladeshi nationals in the early hours of July 18th. Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma shared the news on X (formerly Twitter), praising the quick response of the security forces.
According to the post, the five individuals were detected attempting to enter Assam at the international border around 3 AM. The vigilant efforts of the Assam police ensured that the intruders were promptly apprehended and pushed back, maintaining the integrity of the state’s borders.
The prompt response highlights Assam's commitment to border security and its ongoing efforts to prevent illegal immigration. Chief Minister Sarma’s announcement underscores the importance of constant vigilance and efficient law enforcement in safeguarding the region.
The Assam police continue to remain on high alert, ensuring that any attempts at illegal entry are thwarted effectively. This incident serves as a reminder of the state's robust measures to maintain security and prevent unauthorized crossings.
The swift action by the Assam police has been widely appreciated, reflecting the effectiveness of the state’s security protocols and the dedication of its law enforcement officers.