ITBP has also been asked to raise at least six new battalions
Troops who have served over a decade in the force, could become a ‘serious risk' (Photo: DC)
Guwahati: Following the frequent reports of incursions by the Peoples Liberation Army of China in Indian territory, the Centre has decided to set up at least 54 new Border out-posts of Indo-Tibetan Border Police along the international border with China in Arunachal Pradesh.
Disclosing that this was in addition to nearly 40 existing out-posts, sources said that the ITBP has also sought dedicated aerial back up support to intensify vigil along the Indo-China border.
Clarifying that China has constant refrain for incursions as perception of MacMohan line differs, sources said that ITBP has also been asked to raise at least six new battalions to make their presence felt along the international border.
( Source : dc correspondent )
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