Bihar CM bats for coordination between centre and State to curb infiltration in border areas of Nepal
Samrat Choudhary also issued instructions to identify unregistered religious sites and ensure action is taken in accordance with the rules.
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary advocated for better coordination between the central government, Bihar Police, and security agencies to enhance security along the India-Nepal border. He emphasized the importance of bolstering security and management systems at the India-Nepal border, which is highly sensitive. Mr. Choudhary directed that special vigilance be maintained against infiltration, illegal financial transactions, drug trafficking, and other criminal activities in the border areas.
He also directed that regular monthly coordination meetings should be held between District Magistrates and police officials of border districts and central security agencies. Furthermore, Mr. Choudhary ordered that better educational facilities be made available in border areas and directed that unregistered religious sites be identified and addressed according to existing laws.
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