ADG BSF visits Indo-Bangladesh border ahead of 2nd phase of polls
Mr Gandhi is scheduled to visit the area under North Bengal Frontier BSF till 25 April.
Border Security Force (BSF) jawan Tej Bahadur Yadav, who was dismissed from service following the social media controversy over poor quality of food, said he will move court to seek justice if the government fails to support him.
"Will request the government to support me. If they are not able to take any action, then I will proceed to the court," the former BSF jawan said.
Bahadur's dismissal on Wednesday came after a court of inquiry ruled that he had damaged the image of the BSF when he uploaded the video clip on social media.
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Earlier in January, Yadav had posted a video on social media, complaining about the poor quality of food being served to jawans. In another video, Yadav had alleged that he was being mentally tortured and that his attempt to post the first video was to bring to light the alleged corruption in his organisation.
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