The central government has decided to make a big plan for better monitoring of the India-Myanmar border. home minister amit shah announced on tuesday (6 February) that the central government has decided to erect fencing along the 1643 km long India-Myanmar border. Apart from this, the government will also construct a track for border patrolling to increase surveillance. This scheme of the central government is being considered as a big step in making the borders of the country impenetrable. home minister Shah says that the Modi government is committed to making the country's borders impenetrable. He also said that the patrol route on the India-Myanmar border will be strengthened for better surveillance.

'2 pilot projects being run for fencing'

home minister amit shah has shared a post on the social media platform 'X' and wrote, "Out of the total length of the border, 10 km of fencing has already been installed in Moreh, Manipur. Apart from this, two pilot projects of fencing through Hybrid Surveillance System (HSS) are also being run. Under this, fencing is being done at every kilometer distance in Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur. Apart from this, the work of installing fencing for about 20 kilometers in Manipur has also been approved and the work will start soon.

Security of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur states will be further strengthened

The north-eastern state of Manipur is in unrest since May last year. This decision of the central government is also being considered very important in the direction of strengthening national security. In Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur, fencing work at every kilometer distance will further strengthen the security.

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Krishanthini

07/02/2024 01:16 PM