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BSF destroyed 118 Pak posts, 3 terror launch pads along J&K frontier in recent ops: HM

by Sajid Raina
February 6, 2026
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BSF destroyed 118 Pak posts, 3 terror launch pads along J&K frontier in recent ops: HM
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Says nation sleeps secure as BSF guard borders

Visits border outposts in Hiranagar sector

Pays tributes to bravehearts

Hails BSF’s valour during ‘Op Sindoor’

Lays foundation of infra projects worth Rs 242 crore

Hiranagar (Jammu), Feb 06: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said that Border Security Force completely destroyed 118 Pakistani posts and three terrorist launch pads along J&K frontier during recent operations.

Shah, according to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO),  commenced his 2-day Jammu visit by reaching  the Border Out Posts (BOPs) ‘Gurnam’ and ‘Bobiya’ located in Hiranagar sector on the India-Pakistan border.

Addressing BSF personnel at BOPs, Shah said, “Whenever the nation’s borders have faced threats of intrusion or infiltration, the BSF has stood like an impregnable wall, resolute in its commitment to safeguarding the country.”

He stated that the bravery and valor displayed by the BSF during ‘Operation Sindoor’ have added a golden chapter to its six-decade-long history. Even in the most challenging times, BSF personnel upheld the spirit of “We are the sentinels of the border.”

He said, “BSF’s Jammu and Kashmir Frontier completely destroyed 118 Pakistani posts and three terrorist launch pads. In this operation, Sub-Inspector Mohammad Imtiaz Ahmad and Constable Deepak Chingakham, who laid down their lives in the line of duty, were awarded the Vir Chakra. It is a matter of immense pride for us.”

Shah also said that during this period BSF also received 16 gallantry medals and several commendation certificates.  He paid floral tributes to the martyrs at the “Ajey Prahari” memorial and also planted a sapling at the Border Outpost Bobiya.

LAYS FOUNDATION STONE OF INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS WORTH RS 242 CRORE

Shah inaugurated projects worth Rs 7 Crore for the welfare of troops, including newly built Solar Water Heaters, Solar Power Plants, and an Officers’ mess. He also laid foundation stone for the BSF infrastructure projects worth Rs 242 Crore.

The Union Home Minister said, “Whenever I visit BSF posts located in remote and challenging areas of Kutch, Rajasthan, or Jammu and Kashmir, I always return with values of duty consciousness and unwavering commitment from the soldiers posted there.”

He said that during such visits, he witnesses how BSF personnel perform their duties with deep dedication under difficult and challenging conditions.

BSF PERSONNEL FINEST EXAMPLE OF DISCIPLINE AND DEDICATION

The Home Minister described BSF personnel as the finest example of discipline and dedication, standing firm day and night to protect the nation’s borders. He added that the BSF’s glorious 60-year history has instilled the same sense of discipline among the people of the country.

Shah said that whether deployed along the borders, in the difficult terrain of Manipur, or in Maoist-affected areas of Odisha and Chhattisgarh, the BSF has demonstrated impeccable courage everywhere. He praised the force for its outstanding humanitarian service during natural disasters, particularly in Punjab.

The Union Home Minister said that the Chief Minister of Punjab informed him that without the BSF, the challenges during floods would have multiplied manifold. The BSF rendered invaluable service to the people of Punjab and extended extensive assistance during the crisis.

He said that it is a shared responsibility to ensure that the nation’s borders remain fully secure and vigilant. “Border-related challenges have changed significantly over the past 60 years. While the courage, alertness, and dedication of personnel remain crucial, many emerging challenges are now technology-driven. Therefore, advanced technological solutions must be adopted to effectively address them.”

He recalled that during the BSF Raising Day celebrations, he had announced that the 61st year of the BSF would be dedicated to modernization, as well as to the welfare of BSF personnel and their families. He added that a dedicated team in the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) is continuously working on both fronts.

NATION SLEEPS SECURE AS BSF’S UNWAVERING DUTY GUARDS THE BORDERS

Shah said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Government of India is fully committed to the welfare of security personnel. He announced that a special welfare scheme for BSF personnel will be introduced soon. “Moreover, the Government will invest substantial funds to technologically modernize the entire border security system. This modernization will provide improved border infrastructure and advanced equipment for BSF personnel, enabling them to perform their duties more effectively,” he said, adding, “These facilities will significantly reduce hardships faced by the soldiers and enhance their operational efficiency. It is because of the unwavering sense of duty, dedication, and commitment of BSF personnel stationed along the borders that the entire nation sleeps peacefully and feels secure.”

The Home Minister also appreciated the significant contribution of women personnel in the BSF towards border security. He later had lunch with the soldiers.

The event was attended by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, Union Home Secretary, Director of the Intelligence Bureau (IB), Director General of the Border Security Force, and other senior officials. (KNO)

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