Amit Shah visits Teen Bigha Corridor in Bengal, interacts with BSF officials
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The Home Minister visited the sensitive Teen Bigha Corridor along the India-Bangladesh border on Friday. He also interacted with BSF officials and discussed security-related issues.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday inspected the Teen Bigha corridor in West Bengal's Cooch Behar district, along the India-Bangladesh border, and interacted with BSF officials there on various security-related issues.
Shah, who is in Bengal on a two-day visit, also spent some time with the BSF jawans of Jikabari border outpost, and learnt about their experiences.
Also Read | Sourav Ganguly hosts Amit Shah for dinner at his Kolkata home“At Teen Bigha border area of West Bengal, held a meeting with the officials at the Zero Point @BSF_India on various issues related to security. I congratulate the BSF jawans who guard this sensitive area," Shah tweeted in Hindi.
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He took part in a tree plantation drive in the border area.
The home minister also added, "Visited Jikabari Border Outpost (BOP) of Indo-Bangladesh Border and interacted with BSF_India jawans to know their experiences. The whole nation is proud of your dedication and devotion to duty.”
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