Tripura chief minister Manik Saha sought a systematic coordination framework to promote information sharing among BSF, district administration, police, and state govt
It is essential for us to grasp the challenges faced by individuals residing near the border while improving collaboration with the state govt,” he said. Improved coordination and consistent monitoring are essential to identify and effectively resolve gaps,” he said. Saha sought a systematic coordination framework to promote information sharing among BSF, district administration, police, and state govt. “A pilot project for modern fencing is underway in Sepahijala district. “I proposed establishing a coordination committee to facilitate information flow from district to state level. Matters concerning BSF can then be addressed with relevant officials. Police will also participate to ensure a comprehensive understanding of border events,” he added. “We are committed to enhancing border security. Currently, there are three layers of security provided by BSF, Tripura State Rifles, and Tripura Police.