AHMEDABAD: After the Pulwama terror attack, security has been tightened and more team of workers deployed through the Border Security Force at the Indo-Pak border spaces of Kutch. On Thursday, Deputy DGP, BSF (Western Command) Surendra Rao chaired a evaluate assembly of security arrangements in susceptible spaces including Sir Creek, Harami Nala and Narayan Sarovar. Rao had arrived in Kutch on Wednesday.
Border security in Kutch has been a priority particularly after the Pulwama attack. Since then, two Pakistanis have been arrested through BSF from border spaces. A convoy was once attacked in Pulwama in J&K through terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed leading to the deaths of 40 CRPF jawans in February. Also experiences of the presence of Chinese troops close to the border, ostensibly to protect their ongoing mining projects in Tharparkar desert region in Sindh province in Pakistan and Chinese staff working at the web site, has made the location more sensitive, mentioned senior BSF officers. Recently, Chinese authorities made information through destroying 30,000 maps that confirmed Arunachal Pradesh as a part of India.
A senior BSF official mentioned Tharparkar is more or less 90 kilometres clear of the international border between India and Pakistan. The region is reportedly witnessing heightened process through Jamat-Ud-Dawa, a brand new id assumed through Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba.
Various infrastructure projects are being performed in Pakistan as a part of the multi-billion-dollar China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) that runs about 3,000 kilometers.
“Under CPEC, many mining projects are occurring within the Tharparkar region. To safeguard these projects, Chinese troops have been deployed. In wake of this, we've also enhanced BSF deployment within the spaces,” mentioned best state police officers.
Border security in Kutch has been a priority particularly after the Pulwama attack. Since then, two Pakistanis have been arrested through BSF from border spaces. A convoy was once attacked in Pulwama in J&K through terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed leading to the deaths of 40 CRPF jawans in February. Also experiences of the presence of Chinese troops close to the border, ostensibly to protect their ongoing mining projects in Tharparkar desert region in Sindh province in Pakistan and Chinese staff working at the web site, has made the location more sensitive, mentioned senior BSF officers. Recently, Chinese authorities made information through destroying 30,000 maps that confirmed Arunachal Pradesh as a part of India.
A senior BSF official mentioned Tharparkar is more or less 90 kilometres clear of the international border between India and Pakistan. The region is reportedly witnessing heightened process through Jamat-Ud-Dawa, a brand new id assumed through Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba.
Various infrastructure projects are being performed in Pakistan as a part of the multi-billion-dollar China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) that runs about 3,000 kilometers.
“Under CPEC, many mining projects are occurring within the Tharparkar region. To safeguard these projects, Chinese troops have been deployed. In wake of this, we've also enhanced BSF deployment within the spaces,” mentioned best state police officers.
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