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Indo-Bangladesh border in Tripura will be completely fenced by 2023
The India-Bangladesh border in Tripura will be completely fenced by next year to ensure fool-proof security, a top BSF official said on Saturday. Border Security Force Inspector General (Tripura Frontier), Sushanta Kumar Nath, said that 80-85 per cent of the 856-km-long India-Bangladesh international border in the northeastern state has already been fenced. “Substantial fencing work has been done in the Tripura’s eastern sector last year, and work on a 31-km porous stretch has been taken up on a priority basis. Single row fencing has gained momentum in the state’s western sector, and 10 km was fenced last year,” he told
Security situation in Jammu and Kashmir improved since Aug 2019
The security situation in Jammu and Kashmir has improved significantly since August 2019 and there has been a significant decline in terrorist incidents while infiltration of terrorists from across the border has also come down, Rajya Sabha was informed on Wednesday. Union Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai also said the number of terrorist incidents in Jammu and Kashmir has come down from 417 in 2018 to 203 (up to November 30) in 2021 and estimted net infiltration has come down from 143 in 2018 to 28 (till October 31) in 2021. “The government has instituted a robust security and intelligence grid along
MHA Extends Jurisdiction Of BSF In West Bengal, Punjab and Assam
Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has increased the jurisdiction of the Border Security Force (BSF) and now BSF officers have been given the powers of arrest, search and seizure. BSF officers will be able to conduct arrests and searches in West Bengal, Punjab and Assam. BSF has got the right to take this action under CrPC, Passport Act and Passport (Entry to India) Act. In Assam, West Bengal and Punjab, the BSF has got the right to search and arrest on the lines of the police. BSF officers will be able to take action in the states of the
Ready to deal with internal security challenge of Pakistan-China : Lt Gen YK Joshi
Northern Command chief Lt Gen YK Joshi said that there is a triple challenge of Pakistan, China and internal situation in front of the command. The army is prepared to deal with any situation. Speaking to reporters during an event in Udhampur, Northern Command General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) Joshi said that in Ladakh, China tried to change the status quo. The Northern Command thwarted all of China’s plans. He said that the Indian Army is in a much better position in the forward areas of Ladakh. Despite this, the round of negotiations with the Chinese military continues. Joshi said that
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