Anti-infiltration grid very strong along LoC: BSF

Srinagar: A senior BSF officer on Saturday said the anti-infiltration grid along the Line of Control (LoC) is very strong and the security forces will thwart any infiltration attempts which tend increase ahead of the winter season."The (infiltration) attempts increase before the winter, but the LoC grid is very strong with the coordination of the army and we will ensure that any infiltration bid is thwarted," Ashok Yadav, Inspector General in the Border Security Force (BSF), Kashmir Frontier, told reporters here.Describing the recent terror incidents in Ganderbal and Gulmarg as unfortunate, Yadav said the security forces are analysing the threats and taking measures to ensure they are not repeated in the future."The security forces are working in coordination with each other. We analyse the threats and try to ensure that such incidents do not take place in future," he said.Earlier, a passing out parade and attestation ceremony of four recruit batches was held at the subsidiary training centre of the BSF, marking the induction of 629 new recruits into the force.The recruits underwent rigorous training to prepare for border security challenges and law and order duties.J-L Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, who was the chief guest on the occasion, inspected the parade and appreciated the recruits' display of self-confidence, skill and coordination. The LG also encouraged the recruits to serve the nation with courage and enthusiasm.The 44-week training programme equipped the recruits with proficiency in handling various weapons, firing skills, border management, physical efficiency and endurance, field craft and tactics, counter-terrorism, counter- insurgency, law and order, and human rights. PTI

West Bengal: BSF tightens security along India-Bangladesh border

In response to the current situation in Bangladesh, the Border Security Force (BSF) and North Bengal Frontier have intensified border security. Special measures are being taken, including in riverine areas. BSF's intelligence wing is active to prevent infiltrations. Additionally, 385 new women constables took an oath to serve the country at a ceremony in Siliguri.

Commandos, security teams to ensure safety in trains

To enhance train passenger security during the festive season, GRP and RPF will deploy armed commandos and plain-clothed officers on over 100 identified trains. Sensitive areas and locations around Kanpur Central Station have been mapped, and specific trains have been labeled as high-risk. Additional security will be provided on routes to Farrukhabad and Lucknow.

J&K: Counter-intel raids dismantle recruitment module of newly formed terror group

Major early morning raids across six Kashmir districts by Counter-Intelligence Kashmir led to dismantling of the recruitment network of the newly formed terrorist group Tehreek Labaik Ya Muslim, linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba. This operation was in response to a violent incident in Ganderbal where terrorists killed a doctor, a designer, and migrant workers at a construction site.