The Strategy Made In The Tiger Division Headquarters
The strategy made in the Tiger Division Headquarters, the army-security forces will counter the enemy’s plans with better coordination.
With better coordination, the army, security forces, and intelligence agencies will reject Pakistan’s conspiracies to fuel narco-terrorism by sending narcotics from drones being hatched across the border.
After making Republic Day safe, the army security forces in Jammu will deal with future challenges by speeding up operational preparedness.
In such a situation, with quick sharing of intelligence information, anti-national conspiracies will be foiled by making quick strikes.
This strategy was made in a high-level meeting regarding security at the headquarters of the Army’s Tiger Division at Satwari.
The meeting was chaired by Army’s Rising Star GOC Lt Gen P Anantnarayan and JKP DG Dilbag Singh to deal with cross-border infiltration, drug smuggling as well as efforts being made to breach security by drones.
The ongoing preparations were discussed.
Border Security Force Punjab Frontier has foiled a conspiracy to send weapons, explosives from Pakistan’s side in Amritsar on Wednesday.
Similar efforts can be made in the Jammu frontier also.
According to highly placed sources, BSF is getting such information that along with infiltrating terrorists across the border in Jammu, preparations are being made to play mischief with drones.
In such a situation, the preparations to face the challenge of drones were discussed in detail in the meeting.
In the high-level meeting, along with discussing security-related issues, the action to be taken towards creating better coordination was also discussed.
The challenge before the army-security force is to make Shri Baba Amarnath Yatra a success in the state along with negating the plans of the enemy at this time limit.
In such a high-level meeting, along with Home Secretary Shaleen Kabra, Special DG of CID, Divisional Commissioner of Jammu.
All Brigade Commanders of Samba, Border Security Force, Central Reserve Police Force, IG level officers of Jammu and Kashmir Police, State Intelligence Several officers were also present.
It was decided in the meeting that the officers of the army, security forces, and intelligence agencies would hold regular meetings to discuss the security challenges and share the strategy to deal with them.
