For this you might need a scriptrunner plugin which will help you to find your needs. The query will be something like this
issueFunction in removedAfterSprintStart('board name', 'sprint name')
this will be very handy. Look at the following link
https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/GRV/pages/33030163/Scripted+JQL+Functions
or
Somewhat of a workaround is to write your JQL as: project = "WhateverProjectYouWant" AND resolution = Unresolved AND Sprint in closedSprints()
The assumption is that you would only be removing unresolved issues from a Sprint.
To narrow it down to a specific sprint, you could just replace the "Sprint in closedSprints()" clause with a Sprint = YourSprint.
Since the Sprint Report has a section titled "Issues Removed from Sprint" it must be possible to write such a query, but it is either not possible through JQL.
Thanks for your answer,
I completely got how to get the story or task that is close or completed in given sprint using jql like (Sprint = 45297 and (issuetype =Story or issuetype = Task ))
but I want Issues Removed from Sprint how to find it ?
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The above mentioned query and answer will help you to find the issues removed after the start of the sprint. in the same way you can find that are added after the start of the sprint. But the thing is the JQL Query can be achieved using scriptrunner only. This is what i answered earlier above
issueFunction in removedAfterSprintStart('board name', 'sprint name')
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