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BSF Officer’s Body Recovered from Ichamati River in Satkhira
An Indian Border Security Force (BSF) officer’s body has been recovered from the banks of the Ichamati River on the Hardaha border in Satkhira. The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) retrieved the body after receiving information from local residents.
Identification of the Deceased
The deceased has been identified as Mohammad Riaz Uddin, 30, who was serving in the Sobaham camp. The tragic incident occurred on Thursday night when a boat carrying a BSF patrol team sank during a storm. Mohammad Riaz Uddin was reported missing at that time, while the other members of the patrol team managed to swim ashore.
Return of the Body to BSF
Following a meeting between Shakhra BGB BOP In-Charge Naib Subedar Anisur Rahman and Indian 85 BSF Commandant Anurag Moni, the body was returned to the BSF. Satkhira 17 BGB Captain Lt Col Sanbir Hasan Majumder stated that the body was found in Indian waters in the morning, despite claims from locals that it was discovered on the Bangladesh side.
Collaborative Efforts in Recovery
The recovery of the BSF officer’s body showcases the collaborative efforts between the BGB and BSF in handling such sensitive situations. Both border security forces worked together to ensure the respectful return of the deceased officer.
Community Support and Sympathy
The local community played a crucial role in informing the authorities about the incident and assisting in the recovery process. The sympathy and support shown by the residents of Satkhira highlight the unity and compassion that exists in times of tragedy.
Conclusion
The recovery of Mohammad Riaz Uddin’s body serves as a reminder of the risks and challenges faced by border security personnel in their line of duty. The incident also underscores the importance of cooperation and coordination between neighbouring countries in handling such unfortunate events.
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