BSF refutes allegations of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee against BSF. Dismissing Mamata’s allegations on Monday evening, DIG (South Bengal) Surjit Singh Gularia said, “Why did the state police not provide information to the BSF if there were weapons from Bangladesh in the state?” However, he did not comment on the allegations of cattle smuggling.
On the same day, the DIG of BSF said, “If arms have come to West Bengal from foreign countries, it is not the responsibility of BSF. If any weapon came from Bangladesh, why didn’t the police give its information to BSF? ‘ He admitted that some firearms were smuggled from India to Bangladesh. He said BSF had recovered 24 such firearms and 26 cartridges last year.
On Monday, Mamata pointed her finger at the center for smuggling coal and cattle. He said CISF handles coal and BSF handles cattle. We have nothing to do with it. On April 6, the CBI has summoned Anubrat Mandal, one of Mamata’s trusts in cattle and coal smuggling. Earlier, the Calcutta High Court had refused to protect Anubrat. In this situation, many people think that Mamata’s remarks are significant.