Kolkata: Bengal govt has approved 11 new police outposts in border areas near Bangladesh and Bhutan to improve security and reduce cross-border crime.
A total of 209 posts have been created for these outposts. Each outpost will have one sub-inspector, three assistant sub-inspectors and 15 constables. Officials said the work was being fast-tracked and all 11 outposts are expected to become fully operational within this year.
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