Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami and the alliance of Islamic and other opposition parties led by it have announced protests on the India-Bangladesh border. Earlier, the National Citizen Party (NCP), led by anti-Sheikh Hasina student leaders, has also been included in this alliance. The alliance says that it will hold this demonstration in protest against the alleged harassment of Bangladeshi citizens by India and the alleged killings near the border.

The Jamaat-e-Islami-led alliance of 11 parties has announced that protest rallies will be organized on June 12 in the border districts and important border points of Bangladesh. After this, a big meeting and procession will be taken out in the capital Dhaka on June 15. The alliance has also criticized the Bangladesh government and alleged that India is trying to forcibly send people across the border.

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Bangladeshi civilians killed in BSF firing

The alliance also alleged that Bangladeshi civilians were killed in firing by India’s Border Security Force (BSF). It has also been announced to march to Indian border posts on this issue. This decision has come at a time when the issue of alleged push-in in Bangladesh, i.e. forcibly sending people across the border, remains a topic of discussion. According to reports, Dhaka had also raised this issue before the recent Director General level meeting held in New Delhi between the border security forces of India and Bangladesh. Although India has denied these allegations. India says that it is not doing any kind of push-in and only illegal foreign nationals are being sent back as per the due legal process and arrangements made between the two countries. India says that such people are sent back only after complete identity verification.

Criticism of Home Minister of Bangladesh Government

After the proposed demonstration by the Islamic parties of Bangladesh, this issue is no longer limited to government talks only but seems to be taking the form of public protest. Jamaat-e-Islami said in its statement that protest rallies will be organized in the border districts on June 12 and a big protest march will be taken out in Dhaka on June 15. This statement has the signature of former MP AHM Hamidur Rahman Azad. Even before this, he had criticized the Home Minister of Bangladesh Government on border related issues and said that the government was adopting a more soft attitude towards India.

Islamic ideology organizations in Bangladesh

This alliance of 11 parties was formed before the general elections of Bangladesh on 12 February. It is led by Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and includes many organizations with Islamic ideology. These include Bangladesh Khilafat Majlis, Khilafat Majlis, Bangladesh Khilafat Movement and Nizam-e-Islam Party and many other parties. The protests on the Indian border were announced at a press conference held at the central office of Jamaat-e-Islami in Dhaka on Wednesday. Alliance coordinator and Jamaat-e-Islami assistant general secretary AHM Hamidur Rehman Azad said that rallies will be held in all important border areas on Friday, June 12, followed by a big demonstration in the capital on June 15.

How many illegal immigrants have been sent to Bangladesh so far?

The West Bengal government has said that about 4,800 illegal immigrants have been sent to Bangladesh from the holding centers in the border areas, while the process of returning 836 others is underway. There is approximately 4,096 km long border between India and Bangladesh, which is considered to be the longest international border of India with any country. At present, talks are going on between the two countries on this issue at diplomatic and border management level, while the Jamaat-e-Islami led alliance is preparing to take it forward as a public movement.

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It is the dream of many youth to join the services related to the country’s security. But when it comes to the choice between BSF and CRPF, the question arises in the minds of many candidates that what is the biggest difference between the two. Both forces work for the security of the country, but their way of working and responsibilities are quite different.

The main job of BSF is to protect the borders of the country. This force is deployed on the international borders of India and keeps an eye on border related activities. Whereas the job of CRPF is to maintain the security system inside the country. This includes responsibilities like anti-terrorism operations, action in Naxal affected areas and maintaining law and order.

Difference in spending time with family

In the first few years of BSF, there may be posting in border posts and remote areas. Sometimes it becomes difficult to keep the family together in such places. On the other hand, family life is also not easy in CRPF, because there is always a possibility of duty and transfer to different states.

Mode of posting and duty

BSF officers are mostly deployed in border areas. They have to take charge of the posts and units located on the border. Whereas CRPF officers can be sent to different states and in many types of operations. Therefore, the scope of work here is considered quite large.

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Lifestyle and work environment

In BSF, many times one can get a chance to work in the same area for a long time. This can keep the working environment somewhat stable. At the same time, CRPF has to face new challenges due to constantly changing circumstances. Here officers have to work in rapidly changing conditions.

Promotion and career growth

The promotion system in both the forces is as per government rules. However, the pace of promotion depends on many factors, such as vacancy, service record and departmental policies. Therefore, it would not be correct to call any one force completely better in terms of promotion.

What could be better for new candidates

If a candidate wants to work related to border security and is ready to work in remote areas, then BSF can be a good option. Whereas if a person wants to have different types of operations and diverse experience, then CRPF can prove to be a better option. In both the services, dedication and responsibility towards the country is considered most important.

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Only after the change of power in Bengal, Chief Minister Subhendu Adhikari has announced that the process of handing over land to BSF for fencing the India-Bangladesh border will be started. It will be completed in the next 45 days. Now the reaction of Bangladesh government has come on this. At the same time, the newly formed government of BJP, working as per its promise, has taken this decision to stop Bangladeshi illegal infiltration in the country.

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Bangladesh has been enraged by this decision of the state government. The government there has said that it is not afraid of barbed wires. Foreign Affairs Advisor to Bangladeshi PM Tariq Rahman has said that the people and the government here are not afraid of fencing the border. Will continue to express his views to protect national interests.

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The land has been transferred to BSF

Here the officer said on Tuesday that our cabinet has decided in the meeting to transfer the land to BSF. Its process has also started. This process will be completed in the next 45 days. This will end the problem of illegal infiltration.

Infiltration had emerged as an important issue in Bengal elections.

Infiltration had emerged as a big political issue in this time’s Bengal Assembly elections. BJP has been continuously accusing the previous TMC government of infiltration and appeasement politics. At the same time, Home Minister Amit Shah was also attacking the Mamata government on this issue. He had promised that as soon as BJP comes to power, it will hand over the land required for fencing to BSF within 45 days.

How many kilometers of border does India share with Bangladesh?

Let us tell you, West Bengal shares a border of 4 thousand 97 kilometers with Bangladesh. So far, fencing has been installed in 3 thousand 240 km area. At present an area of ​​850 km is still open. In such a situation, it is said that there is a place of 175 km, where it is difficult to fence. BJP has won unilaterally in the recently held assembly elections.

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The elections for the 294-seat Assembly in West Bengal have concluded with the second phase of voting on Wednesday (April 29, 2026). Voting was held on 142 assembly seats in the second phase of elections in the state. The Election Commission had deployed a large number of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) in West Bengal to conduct the elections in a free, fair and transparent manner, but even after the elections are over, the Election Commission has made full preparations to maintain security and law and order in the state.

According to the deployment plan of Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) released by the Election Commission on March 19, 2026, after the end of voting on Wednesday (April 29, 2026), 500 companies of CAPF will be deployed to maintain security and law and order in West Bengal. The Election Commission said that 500 companies of Central Armed Police Forces will remain deployed in West Bengal till further orders.

How many companies of which force will be deployed?

At the same time, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Director General GP Singh confirmed this instruction by sharing a post on social media platform X on Wednesday (April 29, 2026). He wrote in the post, ‘All the force commanders have also been informed that even after the election process is over, 500 companies of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) will remain deployed in West Bengal, unless any new orders are issued. This instruction has been clearly given in the order dated March 19, 2026.

DG CRPF GP Singh tweets, “500 companies of CAPF would stay in West Bengal, after the polling, till further orders…” pic.twitter.com/2EwDjmITJA

— ANI (@ANI) April 29, 2026

CRPF Director General (DG) GP Singh also shared a picture in his post, in which information about the Central Armed Police Forces staying in West Bengal has been given. According to the Election Commission’s plan, the 500 companies of Central Armed Police Forces also include 200 companies of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), 150 companies of Border Security Force (BSF), 50 companies of Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), 50 companies of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) and 50 companies of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB).

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Staff Selection Commission (SSC) has released the exam schedule for GD Constable Recruitment 2026. There is a relief news for lakhs of candidates. Through this examination, there will be selection for posts like constable in BSF, CISF, CRPF, ITBP, SSB, SSF and Assam Rifles. According to official information, SSC GD exam will run from 27 April 2026 to the end of May 2026. The examination will be conducted in four main phases/weeks namely 27 April-2 May, 4-9 May, 18-23 May, and 25-30 May 2026. Also, candidates can choose the exam slot of their choice by visiting the official website ssc.gov.in from 11 April to 15 April 2026.

Exam Pattern and Selection Process

The examination will be computer based (CBE) in several stages. In which there are 80 multiple choice questions (MCQs), in which the paper has a total of 160 marks and the time given is 60 minutes. After this, in the second phase, the candidates who pass CBT will have to undergo Physical Efficiency Test (PET), Physical Standard Test (PST) and Medical Test.

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Details of Exam Pattern

• General Intelligence & Reasoning: 20 questions (40 marks)
• General Knowledge & Awareness: 20 questions (40 marks)
• Elementary Mathematics: 20 questions (40 marks)
• English/Hindi: 20 questions (40 marks)
• There is also negative marking in which 0.25 marks will be deducted for each wrong answer.

for ssc gd exam Educational qualification

Every citizen of India can give SSC GD exam, for this the candidate must have passed 10th from a recognized board. Whereas the age limit for general category is 18 to 23 years, in which OBC gets 3 years and SC/ST gets upper age relaxation of 5 years, under which 18 to 26 years for OBC and 18 to 28 years for SC/ST have been fixed. Apart from this, in physical standards, minimum height is required to be 170 cm for men, 157 cm for women and 80 cm chest for men.

Official website and important advice

Candidates are advised to regularly visit the official website of SSC, ssc.gov.in so that they can get any new updates or information related to admit card on time.

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Security forces in Manipur have carried out a major action on Saturday (April 11, 2026). Security forces have destroyed 21 bunkers built in Ukhrul district of the state. Besides, security forces have also seized 13 Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) from Tengnoupal district.

An official statement said that on Saturday (April 11, 2026), 14 bunkers were destroyed in Sikibung village and seven in Mongkot Chepu, both of which fall under the jurisdiction of Litan police station. The departmental statement further said that all these bunkers were built illegally by armed miscreants. In another operation, security forces also recovered a cache of arms and ammunition from Moreh area of ​​Tengnoupal district on Saturday (April 11, 2026).

shot while on duty bsf death of a young man

According to the report of news agency PTI, recently a BSF constable resident of West Bengal died. This incident happened when the soldier was on duty near Mongkot Chepu village and during this time a bullet fired from an unknown direction hit the BSF constable and the constable died. The statement said that during the operation by the security forces, two combat uniforms and 13 IEDs along with 9 mm pistol magazines were recovered and all of them were defused on the spot.

After the death of two children, people CRPF raided the camp

Whereas in a separate incident, on April 7, 2026, a five-year-old child and his six-month-old sister were killed when suspected militants hurled a bomb at a house in Tronglaobi in Bishnupur district of Manipur. Soon after the incident, a mob of about 500 protesters stormed a CRPF camp near Gelmol, a few hundred meters away from Tronglaobi, and indulged in vandalism as well as setting security vehicles on fire. After this, three protesters were killed in the firing by the security forces, while 30 people were injured.

Police have arrested three suspected members of the United Kuki National Army in operations conducted after the Tronglaobi incident. However, the police have not yet confirmed whether the arrested people were directly linked to the blast or not.

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Security agencies in Meghalaya on Sunday (December 28, 2025) rejected the claim made by Dhaka Police of Bangladesh. Dhaka Police had said that the killers of Inquilab Manch leader Sharif Usman Hadi have entered the state. BSF chief in Meghalaya, Inspector General OP Upadhyay has called them baseless and misleading.

In fact, a top official of Dhaka Metropolitan Police had said that the two main suspects of Hadi murder case have entered Meghalaya through Haluaghat border. Local friends have helped him. There is no such evidence. So that it is known whether any person has crossed the international border from Haluaghat sector and come to Meghalaya.

Speaking to PTI, Upadhyay said that BSF has neither seen any such incident. Nor has any such report been received. The claims that are being spread are baseless and misleading.

A senior Meghalaya Police official said there was no input or intelligence to corroborate the claim of presence of suspects in the Garo Hills area. BSF officials have said that the personnel deployed on the International Border have been kept on high alert at all times to prevent any untoward incident. Especially considering the situation in the neighboring country. Constant monitoring is being done in this sector.

Who is student leader Hadi?

Sharif Osman Hadi, 32, was shot in the head during an election campaign in Dhaka on December 12. He was referred to Singapore so that he could get better treatment. He died during treatment on 18 December. Hadi was the spokesperson of Inquilab Manch. He was a prominent youth leader of the protests in August 2004. Due to this reason Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League government had fallen. Besides, he was also a parliamentary candidate for the elections to be held on 12th February.

Where is the Garo Hills area?

The Garo Hills area falls in the western sector of Meghalaya. It shares border with Bangladesh. Border force is deployed for its security.

Kashmir Frontier IG Ashok Yadav has made a shocking revelation related to the country’s security on Monday (December 1, 2025). He said that this year there has been a significant reduction in infiltration attempts by Pakistan on the LOC and the international border, but the threat has increased manifold because Pakistan has again activated launch pads and terror camps across the border.

He said, “At present there are 69 launching pads active on the LoC, where around 100-120 terrorists are waiting to intrude and our Intelligence Unit (G-UNIT) is keeping a close watch on all the 69 active launching pads.”

IGP BSF Ashok Yadav, during a press conference at BSF Frontier Headquarters at Humhama in Budgam district of Jammu and Kashmir, reiterated that anti-terror operations and Operation Sindoor are ongoing in Jammu and Kashmir. He said that the Border Security Force has made significant improvements in the forward areas and new technology has been purchased to meet the operational requirements, but he also said that the focus of the BSF remains on effectively dealing with the challenges of infiltration.

Ikhtiyars are creating new routes for terrorist infiltration. IGP Yadav

The IGP said, “Terrorists are adopting new routes for infiltration because there are inputs from joint recce of Pakistani Army and Pakistani terrorists, but all our forces are firmly in control in the area.”

Giving information about the success achieved by BSF in the year 2025, the IGP said that BSF achieved a lot of success in anti-terror operations, but during Operation Sindoor, the Army showed professional manner. “We played a vital role in destroying enemy positions with our accurate fire and destroyed forward positions and launching pads across the border during Operation Sindoor, while in collaboration with the Army, we conducted 22 operations along the Line of Control (LOC) and in the hinterland, in which terrorists were neutralized and a large cache of arms and ammunition of different caliber was recovered,” he said.

bsf Carried out 22 joint actions with Army and Jammu and Kashmir

He said that apart from Operation Sindoor, BSF along with the Army successfully captured the LoC, as a result of which eight terrorists were killed in 4 infiltration attempts in the year 2025.

The force has also conducted 22 joint ops with the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police and CRPF along the LoC and in the interior areas, in which some terrorists were killed in North Kashmir and a large quantity of ammunition including AK-47 rifles, MP-5 rifles, pistols, hand grenades, UBGL, UBGL grenades, Chinese grenades, MGLs and ammunition of different calibers were recovered.

IGP Yadav warned

The IGP warned, “We have shared important intelligence about terrorist movements with the Army on several occasions and currently around 150 terrorists are trying to infiltrate.” He also said that after the Pahalgam attack, security was increased at Gulmarg Bowl and other sensitive places to foil any terrorist attempt to target tourists.

BSF is working on modernization of force- IGP Yadav

IGP BSF said that amidst the changing global tactics, BSF is partnering with large institutions to strengthen warfare technology and training officers in advanced warfighting techniques. He said, “In view of the changing war tactics around the world and threats on India’s borders, BSF is working on modernization of the force and infusing new technologies in partnership with premier defense research institutions, premier technology/engineering institutions, public and private sectors.”

Opened in BSF Academy in Gwalior bsf Drone Warfare School

BSF has recently opened the BSF Drone Warfare School at the BSF Academy in Gwalior, to improve the offensive and defensive unmanned aerial capabilities of the force. This school is training officers and troops in drone design, their weaponization, jamming systems, AI and modern warfare techniques under the Bhoomi (BHOOMI) Initiative.

He said, “The Bhoomi initiative is a very good step and our digital initiatives are focused on countering cyber threats. Also, there is the G-Branch of BSF, which provides the Army with necessary intelligence about terrorist movements and recovery of arms and ammunition, which has helped a lot in operations.”

Challenge of security forces to identify white collar terrorists- IGP Yadav

Yadav admitted that the enemy is making many attempts using drones and a lot of drone activity has been detected, but due to the commitment and professionalism of BSF, they are not able to cross the LoC in Kashmir. claiming that Delhi blast And after the busting of the white collar Jaish module, there has been a change in tactics in counter-terror operations. IGP BSF Yadav said that radicalization centers are being identified as they remain a serious challenge and identifying white collar terrorists is now a big challenge for all security forces.

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Announcing new plans for the Border Security Force (BSF), Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that operations against cross-border terrorism and infiltration will be further intensified. Referring to the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, it was said that civilians were targeted on the basis of religion, after which ‘Operation Sindoor’ was launched to respond to Pakistan. According to the Home Minister, Pakistan Army came into action after the attack, but BSF soldiers responded with full preparation on the front.

In the 61st Foundation Day celebrations of BSF, the first line of security of the country, Amit Shah said that during the operation, the security forces took action against the networks of Jaish-e-Mohammed and Hizbul and completely destroyed their structures at 9 places. According to him the objective was clear – elimination of terrorism and security of the citizens of the country.

Deadline set to end Naxalism by 2026
Giving a clear date, the Home Minister said that it is our resolve to completely free the country from the Naxal problem by 31 March 2026. According to Amit Shah, BSF has dealt a major blow to drug and arms smuggling through the borders. A separate campaign was launched to catch the gangs operating on the border and many major successes were achieved.

BSF engaged in mission to stop infiltration at every border
He said that today BSF is working with full capacity to stop infiltration on all the borders. According to Shah, some political parties are trying to weaken the campaign to drive out infiltrators, while the Election Commission is helping in making this process systematic and safe through SIR.

BSF establishment parade was held in Jodhpur in 2024
The 2024 Raising Day Parade of the BSF was held in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, where Shah underlined the sacrifices made by the personnel in the line of duty. According to Shah, more than 1992 BSF personnel have sacrificed their lives by 2024 and 1330 personnel have been awarded medals, which include 1 Mahavir Chakra, 6 Kirti Chakra, 13 Vir Chakra, 13 Shaurya Chakra, 56 Sena Medals and 1,241 Police Medals.