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Eight Bangladeshi Nationals Held at Agartala Airport in Twin Police Operations

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Tripura Police arrested eight Bangladeshi nationals at Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport in Agartala in two separate operations. The arrests were carried out based on prior intelligence inputs gathered by the security agencies. The suspects were believed to be attempting to travel to other parts of India illegally. Both operations were conducted at the airport in Tripura's state capital. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts to curb illegal cross-border movement in the northeastern region.

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