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BSF on high alert along J&K borders ahead of New Year

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Srinagar : Security forces along the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border (IB) in Jammu and Kashmir have been placed on high alert ahead of New Year celebrations, officials said on Monday.
A senior official said that the heightened vigilance aims to ensure robust border security and prevent any infiltration or ceasefire violations during the holiday period.
Key frontier areas, including North Kashmir’s Gurez sector, Uri, Karnah, Tangdhar, and the other sectors in Jammu region, are under close surveillance.
Along the IB in Jammu, the BSF personnel are conducting round-the-clock patrolling, digital monitoring, and other precautionary measures.
“Troops have intensified surveillance along the LoC, maintaining strict dominance over sensitive sectors. Our forces are fully alert and prepared to respond swiftly to any infiltration attempts,” the official said.
Meanwhile, the security forces continue to enhance border management using advanced technology. Smart fencing systems have been installed at critical points, while robotic surveillance devices patrol difficult terrain to provide real-time intelligence, another senior security officer said.
Officials said drones and quadcopters equipped with high-resolution cameras and night vision enable continuous 24×7 monitoring. They added that bulletproof vehicles and all-terrain transport allow rapid troop deployment across mountainous regions.
“Troops regularly undergo training drills simulating infiltration attempts, bunker attacks, and coordinated responses to maintain operational readiness,” they said. “The safety of civilians near the border is our top priority. Dominance along the LoC is critical, and our troops remain committed to maintaining peace through vigilance.”
BSF jawans deployed along the Indo-Pak border are maintaining high alert, with female personnel actively participating in national security duties, the official said, adding that these measures are aimed at ensuring a secure environment for both residents and tourists in Jammu and Kashmir during the New Year period.

 

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