New Delhi: There are no cases of infiltration that occurred on the Chinese and Bhutan borders in the last three years, the State Minister at the Ministry of Home Affairs Nisith Pramanik while responding to questions about infiltration at Lok Sabha on Tuesday.
Chirag MPs Chirag Pastremas asked questions about some cases of infiltration which was revealed in the area bordering over the past three years and the actions taken by the government in this matter.
In a written reply to that question, said Three, “128 infiltration was reported along the border of Pakistan, 1787 along the Bangladesh border, 25 along the Nepalese border, 133 along the Myanmar border while the Nile was on the Chinese and Bhutan borders.” “These cases are handled by border guard forces in close coordination with other government institutions including the state government, in accordance with the existing law,” he added.
When asked whether the government proposed to form a special monitoring team to monitor and examine infiltration given the steep increase in the population ratio, especially in border areas, Pramanik replied that government agencies including border guard forces monitored and curbed infiltration.
In finding detail the steps taken by the government to deal with population imbalances in such fields, the minister answers that the government has adopted a multi-branch approach to contain inter-alia cross-border infiltration including the spread of troops border guards along the international border, Erection of border fences and spotlights, the effective domination of the border by patrol, putting a node, posting a basking observation along the border, vulnerability mapping posting out (BOPS), the spread of special supervisory equipment and vehicles held by Thermal Imager (HHTI), Night Vision Device NVD).
This approach also includes twin telescopes, unmanned air vehicles (UAVs), remote reconnaissance systems and observations (LORROS), Radar Surveillance Battle Field (BFSR), integrated supervision technology equipped with closed circuit television (CCTV) / Zoom (PTZ) Cameras, IR sensors and infrared alarms with command and control systems, nonstop anti-infiltration operations, intelligence tissue strengthening, anti-tunneling exercises in vulnerable areas and spread of boat boats, floating bops and technology solutions in border areas that are not feasible.
like a river gap, etc.
Zero infiltration cases are reported along the Border of China-Bhutan: MHA
