The Border Security Force (BSF) in Tripura has intensified its operations, detaining 21 illegal migrants, including 10 Rohingyas and 11 Bangladeshis, amid increased security measures during the festive season. The apprehensions were made following specific intelligence inputs, highlighting the BSF’s vigilance against illegal infiltration and human trafficking, particularly after recent violence in Bangladesh. Tripura’s 856-km border with Bangladesh presents challenges in managing cross-border movements, necessitating a robust response from the BSF to curb trans-border crimes. This development underscores the strategic importance of border security, particularly in light of regional instability, and reflects India’s commitment to maintaining its territorial integrity and national security.