Jaisalmer: Border Security Force (BSF) Director General Daljit Singh Choudhary conducted a comprehensive two-day inspection of forward posts along the India-Pakistan international border in the Bikaner Sector, emphasising the need for enhanced vigilance and operational readiness.
The high-level visit, which began Wednesday, comes in the wake of the recent Pahalgam terror attack, highlighting the increased focus on border security. DG Choudhary, accompanied by senior BSF officials, visited multiple Border Outposts (BOPs) near Khajuwala, where he personally interacted with troops and assessed the security infrastructure.
During his tour, Choudhary held crucial meetings with key security stakeholders, including Major General AK Pundir, GOC of Army’s 24 Ranbankura Division, and Inspector General Om Prakash of Bikaner police range, to discuss and coordinate security strategies. The discussions focused on strengthening border security measures and addressing current challenges.
“Our personnel’s unwavering dedication in guarding the frontier under challenging conditions is commendable,” said DG Choudhary, while addressing the troops. He emphasised the importance of maintaining high alertness and ensuring effective coordination among various security agencies to counter any potential threats from across the border.
The visiting delegation included several senior officials, including IG Operations Dinesh Kumar Boora, DIG Principal Staff Officer VM Singh, IG ML Garg, and other key personnel from BSF and regional commands.
The high-level visit, which began Wednesday, comes in the wake of the recent Pahalgam terror attack, highlighting the increased focus on border security. DG Choudhary, accompanied by senior BSF officials, visited multiple Border Outposts (BOPs) near Khajuwala, where he personally interacted with troops and assessed the security infrastructure.
During his tour, Choudhary held crucial meetings with key security stakeholders, including Major General AK Pundir, GOC of Army’s 24 Ranbankura Division, and Inspector General Om Prakash of Bikaner police range, to discuss and coordinate security strategies. The discussions focused on strengthening border security measures and addressing current challenges.
“Our personnel’s unwavering dedication in guarding the frontier under challenging conditions is commendable,” said DG Choudhary, while addressing the troops. He emphasised the importance of maintaining high alertness and ensuring effective coordination among various security agencies to counter any potential threats from across the border.
The visiting delegation included several senior officials, including IG Operations Dinesh Kumar Boora, DIG Principal Staff Officer VM Singh, IG ML Garg, and other key personnel from BSF and regional commands.
