BSF allowing infiltrators to India to destabilise Bengal, says Mamata
The New Indian Express Hyderabad|January 03, 2025
WEST Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday accused the Border Security Force of allowing infiltration from Bangladesh and alleged that they were doing so as part of a Central government's "blueprint" to destabilise the state.
SULAGNA SENGUPTA @Kolkata

During an administrative review meeting, the CM accused the BSF of "sending goons and murderers across the border" from Bangladesh. She also expressed anger over the activities of West Bengal intelligence, saying that they "failed to track miscreants' activities inside the state."

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