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BSF Tightens Border Security in Meghalaya with High-Tech Surveillance and Arrests

Enhanced monitoring and joint patrols have reduced illegal crossings by up to 70%, with recent operations intercepting Bangladeshi nationals seeking work in India.

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Overview

  • The BSF has deployed advanced electronic surveillance tools along the India-Bangladesh border in Meghalaya, enabling 24/7 monitoring and improved operational efficiency.
  • Joint patrols involving the BSF, Railway Protection Force (RPF), and Government Railway Police (GRP) have been launched to secure sensitive areas near the border.
  • Recent operations intercepted five Bangladeshi nationals attempting illegal entry, with some confessing they crossed the border seeking employment opportunities in India.
  • Authorities report a 70% reduction in infiltration in targeted areas over the past two to three months, attributed to coordinated efforts and upgraded infrastructure like modern floodlighting.
  • Crackdowns on facilitators of illegal crossings, including touts and forgery networks, continue as intelligence-sharing leads to further arrests and legal actions.