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BSF examines returned weapons
GUWAHATI, APRIL 27. The Border Security Force is verifying and
examining the weapons handed over by the Bangladesh Rifles (BDR)
of the 16 BSF personnel killed on April 18 at Boroibari border
village in Mankachar sub-division of Assam. BSF sources from
Mankachar told PTI here over telephone that the weapons have been
taken to Tura in Meghalaya and ``are being examined''. The BSF is
verifying whether the weapons belonged to the soldiers killed in
the attack and whether they were damaged.
The BDR had handed over the weapons of the slain personnel
yesterday at Mankachar border outpost and it included over 11
SLR, four carbines, one pistol, two grenades, two wireless
transmitter sets and large cache of ammunition. The BSF
Commandant of 118 Battalion, S.K. Zutshi, received the weapons
from Col. Sadiq of BDR at Mankachar.
Meanwhile, Mankachar police said that the FIR filed by the BSF on
Thursday, accusing the BDR of indulging in an international war
crime by killing the 16 jawans, was ``being investigated''.
- PTI
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