Five smugglers apprehended by Tripura BSF, who also rescue cattle and confiscate illegal goods.

According to officials on Sunday, the Border Security Force (BSF) stopped many smuggling attempts on India- Bangladesh border in Tripura, apprehending five livestock smugglers and confiscating illegal items, including cell phones and foreign products valued at more than 

Rs 20 lakhs. Twelve animals were rescued from the hands of five cattle traffickers by BSF personnel at Border Outpost (BOP) Dholakcheri in the South Tripura district during a significant operation.

The BSF verified that all of the accused lived in the districts of Gomati and South Tripura. In a different operation, 47 brand-new cell phones valued at almost Rs 10 lakh were confiscated by BSF 

officers from BOP Nirbhoypur in the West Tripura district. When criminals tried to toss the shipment over the border barrier into Bangladesh, it was seized. The smuggling effort was stopped by the BSF's prompt action, which also secured the valuable items before they could reach the international borders.

In the meantime, members of the Border Security Force (BSF) will soon be wearing updated uniforms with additional features made to accommodate India's varied environment.

 The new uniform's fabric composition, color scheme, and overall style will undergo significant alterations , according to BSF (North) Deputy Inspector General Yogendra Singh Rathore, who

 shared the specifics.

"The colour has also been changed. The current uniform is 50 per cent khaki, 45 per cent green and 5 per cent brown in colour. Other patterns have also been changed, the logo has been introduced, and changes have also been made to the rank we put up.