Smart Fence Project

[Kiran]

The first ‘smart fence’ pilot project to plug vulnerable gaps along India’s borders has been rolled out in Assam on a riverine stretch with Bangladesh, the BSF chief has said. The project is a part of the Modi government’s ambitious plan to completely seal the India-Pakistan and the India-Bangladesh borders in the next few years and is called the comprehensive integrated border management system (CIBMS). Border Security Force Director General K K Sharma told PTI that the maiden testing of technical surveillance and alarm gadgetry was recently operationalised on the 55-km-long stretch in Dhubri, across the Brahmaputra.

“The rolling out of the CIBMS pilot project has been initiated recently in Assam’s Dhubri area. This is a riverine border area and hence no fence could be erected here,” Sharma said. At present, BSF troops use speed boats to guard this patch, which is highly prone to illegal migration and cattle smuggling due to the changing course of the mighty river. No permanent structure – like border posts – can be erected in this area. The DG said a similar project will be launched this month along the India-Pakistan International Border, in two stretches of 5 km each, in Jammu. The technology being tested in the Dhubri region is a mix of surveillance and warning systems, he said, adding, he would not want to go into details about the devices being deployed.

The BSF chief said more than “2,000 kilometre of the border” along Pakistan and Bangladesh will be brought under the ambit of the ‘smart fence project’ – that uses infra-red cameras and radars – out of the total of a little over 6,300 km of the two borders it is tasked to guard. “In fact, on the Pakistan side, we may go in for CIBMS even at places where we have fencing because we would like to be doubly sure. Roughly, about 2,000-plus kilometre length on both the borders has been identified as being vulnerable or as being without fence where we need to implement the CIBMS in the days to come. “This rolling out process for the entire distance of 2,000 km will take about 3-5 years time,” he said. When asked if the force was not able to get the “required technology” to plug these vulnerable gaps on the two frontiers, prone to infiltration and smuggling of arms and drugs, the DG said that was not the case

http://www.financialexpress.com/defence/first-smart-fence-operationalised-along-bangladesh-border-in-assam-says-bsf-chief-kk-sharma/1129428/

 

[LuvNTR]

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[Kiran]

4 minutes ago, LuvNTR said:

inkenti  kiran saab visheshalu. idi choodu. 

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[LuvNTR]

2 minutes ago, Kiran said:

Cinema release ayyi aadatam kuda aipoyindhi ga

vaadu ippatiki melukunnadu. lol. 

[Sr Fan]

4 hours ago, Kiran said:

The first ‘smart fence’ pilot project to plug vulnerable gaps along India’s borders has been rolled out in Assam on a riverine stretch with Bangladesh, the BSF chief has said. The project is a part of the Modi government’s ambitious plan to completely seal the India-Pakistan and the India-Bangladesh borders in the next few years and is called the comprehensive integrated border management system (CIBMS). Border Security Force Director General K K Sharma told PTI that the maiden testing of technical surveillance and alarm gadgetry was recently operationalised on the 55-km-long stretch in Dhubri, across the Brahmaputra.

“The rolling out of the CIBMS pilot project has been initiated recently in Assam’s Dhubri area. This is a riverine border area and hence no fence could be erected here,” Sharma said. At present, BSF troops use speed boats to guard this patch, which is highly prone to illegal migration and cattle smuggling due to the changing course of the mighty river. No permanent structure – like border posts – can be erected in this area. The DG said a similar project will be launched this month along the India-Pakistan International Border, in two stretches of 5 km each, in Jammu. The technology being tested in the Dhubri region is a mix of surveillance and warning systems, he said, adding, he would not want to go into details about the devices being deployed.

The BSF chief said more than “2,000 kilometre of the border” along Pakistan and Bangladesh will be brought under the ambit of the ‘smart fence project’ – that uses infra-red cameras and radars – out of the total of a little over 6,300 km of the two borders it is tasked to guard. “In fact, on the Pakistan side, we may go in for CIBMS even at places where we have fencing because we would like to be doubly sure. Roughly, about 2,000-plus kilometre length on both the borders has been identified as being vulnerable or as being without fence where we need to implement the CIBMS in the days to come. “This rolling out process for the entire distance of 2,000 km will take about 3-5 years time,” he said. When asked if the force was not able to get the “required technology” to plug these vulnerable gaps on the two frontiers, prone to infiltration and smuggling of arms and drugs, the DG said that was not the case

http://www.financialexpress.com/defence/first-smart-fence-operationalised-along-bangladesh-border-in-assam-says-bsf-chief-kk-sharma/1129428/

 

Have great degree of confidence on CBN to do the right thing - a strong non-porous border for country;  Even with this political flux, and, possibility of forging new relationships with new alliance partners, Tdp should not compromise or dilute its values and stances for strong India.

CBN is a statesman, irrespective of political fluidity and changing friends & foes, will stand  for good defense of nation.

[dusukochadu]

Next elections lo Modi kuda Trump laaga (Mexican wall) ee project chupinchi votes adugutaademo  

[kumar_tarak]

[sreentr]

1 hour ago, dusukochadu said:

Next elections lo Modi kuda Trump laaga (Mexican wall) ee project chupinchi votes adugutaademo  

No doubt