Shillong (Meghalaya), July 31: In a continuous effort to curb cattle smuggling along the Indo-Bangladesh border on Wednesday, the troops of BSF Meghalaya rescued 69 cattle loaded in four Bolero pick-up vehicles and apprehended six Indian nationals at the International Border in West Garo Hills district of Meghalaya.
Troops of the 100 Bn BSF Meghalaya, in a joint operation with the Meghalaya police, rescued 69 cattle from the bordering area near the bordering village of Dalu which were meant to be smuggled to Bangladesh.
During this operation, six Indian nationals involved in cattle smuggling were also apprehended. The seized cattle and apprehended persons were handed over to the police station at Dalu for further legal action.
The BSF Meghalaya continues to remain vigilant and dedicated to its mission of protecting the borders and preventing smuggling activities.
This successful operation is a testament to the effectiveness of the joint efforts between the BSF and local law enforcement agencies.
