In response to escalating tensions in Bangladesh, particularly following Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s resignation amid protests, an Indian Army battalion has been deployed in Tripura. Chief Minister Saha emphasized the unit’s historical significance, recalling its pivotal role in the 1971 liberation of Bangladesh, while expressing concerns over potential lawlessness spilling into India due to mass jailbreaks in Bangladesh amidst instability. He accused Pakistan of exacerbating unrest and highlighted the need for reinforced military presence along the 856-kilometer border to counteract hybrid threats from terrorism and insurgency. This strategic deployment reinforces India’s commitment to regional security and its proactive stance against destabilizing forces, while closely monitoring the situation for any adverse developments.