Rajasthan: BSF warns people about armed drones

JAISALMER: BSF Rajasthan Frontier IG Pankaj Goomer is on a visit of the international border adjoining Jaisalmer since the last six days. Looking at the continuous threat of drones armed with weapons from the international border adjoining Pakistan, the BSF has started an awareness campaign to warn the border population about its dangers.
Goomer, on the occasion of 75th Independence Day, hoisted the tricolour in the presence of border guards and a large number of the general public at Tanot premises in Jaisalmer on Sunday.He met the villagers and thanked them for helping the BSF and warned them about the dangers of drones from across the border. BSF IG also distributed sweets among jawans and villagers.
Indian & Pakistani officers exchange sweets
He also paid tribute to martyrs by laying a wreath at Vijay Stambh at Tanot Mata temple premises. Addressing the BSF personnel and villagers, he said the eyes of the entire nation remain on security forces to maintain the country’s security, integrity and unity. He said protecting the interests of the countrymen and the nation is our constitutional and moral responsibility. After the programme, he welcomed the motorcycle rally of BSF personnel that reached Tanot from Jodhpur covering 850km under Amrit Mahotsava. He along with the motorcyclists went to BSF post Babliyan riding a motorcycle. BSF sector north DIG Arun Kumar Singh, Rajasthan frontier DIG Madhukar, Commandant 166 BSF Kulwant Sharma, 191 BN BSF Commandant Seeta Ram Bairwa, 46 BN BSF Commandant Satish Shastri and other officers and jawans were present.