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BSF goes hi-tech in Jammu to stop infiltration

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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.

- HARPREET BAJWA @ Chandigarh

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.

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