Key Takeaways
- The IG BSF Kashmir chief Ashok Yadav inspected the Kashmir frontier to evaluate operational preparedness.
- A comprehensive review of BSF units along the Line of Control was conducted in Kupwara district.
- Recent intelligence led to the recovery of a large arms cache, including five AK rifles, in the Machil sector near the LoC.
- Troops were praised for their dedication and professionalism in safeguarding the frontier.
Srinagar: Inspector General (IG) of the Border Security Force (BSF) Kashmir frontier, Ashok Yadav, reviewed the operational preparedness along the Line of Control in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday, officials said.
Yadav paid a visit to the forward areas of Kupwara, where he reviewed the operational preparedness of the BSF unit deployed on the LoC, a BSF Kashmir official wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
The IG also interacted with the troops and commended their dedication and professionalism in safeguarding the LoC with unwavering commitment.
” Ashok Yadav, IPS, IG BSF Kashmir, paid a visit to the forward areas to review the operational preparedness of the deployed BSF unit. The IG interacted with troops and commended their dedication and professionalism in safeguarding the LoC with unwavering commitment”, BSF Kashmir said on X.
Last week, a huge cache of arms and ammunition, including five AK rifles, was recovered by joint forces close to the LOC in the Machil sector of Kupwara district based on the input generated by the BSF.
