JAISALMER:
India will completely seal the border with Pakistan by December, 2018 by using all effective means including technological solutions, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said here today.
Speaking to media after reviewing the security situation on border with ministers and offic
“It is a new concept. We will be framing guidelines after getting suggestions from all stake holders,” Singh said.
The Home Minister said that the government was determined to completely seal the borders with Pakistan by December 2018 and added “this project will be periodically monitored by Home Secretary at the central level, BSF from the security forces perspective and Chief Secretaries at the state level.”
He said under the action plan of sealing the border, technology will also be used. “Like we have riverine and Sir Creek area in Gujarat, there we will make maximum use of technology for effective sealing of border.
Singh chaired the meeting attended by Rajasthan Chief Min
ister Vasundhara Raje, Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab Sukhbir Singh Badal, Gujarat and Rajasthan’s Home Ministers Pradeepsinh Jadeja and Gulab Chand Kataria respectively and Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary Brij Raj Sharma.
Senior BSF officials were present at the meeting here which reviewed security arrangements on the border in the wake of tension between India and Pakistan after surgical strik
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