India Makes Digital Smart Wall to Stop Terrorists from Pakistan
|The Home Minister of India Rajnath Singh inaugurated today two pilot projects of smart fencing along the Indo-Pak International Border in Jammu.
Speaking on the occasion, Rajnath Singh said that government has taken a number of initiatives to make the borders of the country more secure.
He said that the government has been making maximum use of technology to make the security system at the borders stronger and effective.
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The Minister said that smart fencing at the borders is a technological solution devised to address the security issues in the border states and the two projects in five kilometers areas each have been installed along the Indo-Pak International Border in Jammu on a pilot basis.
He said that with this smart fencing, the number of casualties of our jawans (soldiers) on borders would get minimized and their stress level will also reduce to a large extent.
The Union Home Minister further added that with the digital smart fencing, our borders would become absolutely safe since it would virtually make it impossible for the terrorists to breach it and infiltrate across the borders.
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Later, addressing the media, Rajnath Singh said that making border security foolproof is a priority of the Government. Around a total of 2,026 km border is vulnerable and that the digital fencing technology would be utilized along such long stretches of the borders, he added.
Shall be in Jammu tomorrow for inauguration of 2 pilot projects built under Comprehensive Integrated Border Management System (CIBMS) programme. CIBMS is a more robust border management system which is seamlessly integrating modern technology with human resource. Looking forward.
— राजनाथ सिंह (@rajnathsingh) September 16, 2018
The Minister said that with the help of smart border fencing, our borders would become secure and the dependence on ground patrolling by troops will considerably be reduced.
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