India Revamps Defence Infrastructure with Army Tank Ramps, Fortification of BSF Bunkers at IB in J&K
News 18Indian security agencies have carried out a major defence infrastructure revamp including creation of ramps for army tanks and strengthening of BSF bunkers along the International Border with Pakistan, since the two sides announced a military ceasefire in 2021, officials said. The defence infrastructure work that has been undertaken includes creation and revamp of multiple DCBs, maintenance of damaged border fence, creation of ramps for movement of army tanks to the forward areas, upgrade of Border Security Force ’morchas’, bunkers and locations for installation of surveillance and other protection mechanism, officials said. Officials said these works were initiated and the first phase was completed after India and Pakistan renewed their ceasefire agreement along the front in Jammu and Kashmir on February 20, 2021. ”The other side too is undertaking similar works and both sides keep each other informed in case a major work is undertaken near the fence,” a senior BSF officer said.