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BSF goes hi-tech in Jammu to stop infiltration
The New Indian Express Kalaburagi
|December 03, 2025
THE Border Security Force (BSF) is installing AI-based anti-tunnelling technology in the Jammu sector to curb infiltration from across the border.
In the coming days, an advanced surveillance system will be deployed in both Punjab and Jammu sectors along the Indo-Pak international border, incorporating night-vision and optical cameras and a mix of radars to enhance observation, a top BSF official said.
The BSF will receive technical alerts if anyone attempts to intrude into Indian territory, and a new border fence is being installed that cannot be cut or climbed, the official said.
This story is from the December 03, 2025 edition of The New Indian Express Kalaburagi.
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