“The briefing focused on the current security challenges posed by unrest in Bangladesh, evolving situation on the Indo-Pakistan Border and the necessary measures taken to combat these issues,” a senior BSF official said.Meanwhile, a number of drone movements have been noticed along the frontier areas for the past one week. One such UAV was spotted by the BSF in Murshidabad district of West Bengal on Saturday night near the sensitive areas of the borders.The discovery was made in the Durgapur-Barojdihi village, which is more than 2,000 metres inside the Indian territory from the border.However, BSF officials claimed that the recovered drone was found to be a consumer-grade device rather than something with more sophisticated or potentially malicious applications.“The drone recovered in Murshidabad is like the one commonly used by photographers to cover events with limited capabilities,” said a BSF official, Notably, following days of street protests led by the student-led National Citizen Party, which emerged from last year’s uprising that toppled former PM Sheikh Hasina, the interim government in Bangladesh banned all activities of the Awami League.
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