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Home / Jammu & Kashmir / Bsf Dg Visits Jammu To Review Security Situation

BSF DG visits Jammu to review security situation

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 06:42 AM Aug 23, 2024 IST
Jammu, Aug 22 (ANI): Border Security Force (BSF) DG Daljit Singh Chaudhary during his visit to the Jammu Frontier to review the border management and interact with officers, in Jammu on Thursday. (ANI Photo)

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New Delhi, August 22

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Amid consistent terror attacks in the Jammu sector of J&K over the past few months, BSF Director-General Daljit Singh Chawdhary on Thursday directed his troops to maintain effective border domination to prevent anti-national

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activities.

Chawdhary, who had arrived at the Jammu frontier on Wednesday to review the security situation on a two-day visit, witnessed operational preparedness of field formations in the Samba-Kathua sector as well as the Sunderbani sector.

Intruder nabbed along LoC

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Jammu: A Pakistani intruder, identified as Azhar, was apprehended along the Line of Control (LoC) after he entered this side of J&K's Poonch district on Thursday, official sources said. He is being questioned. — PTI

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