BSF and ITBP ordered to replace CRPF for static guard duties in Srinagar
In the wake of the ghastly attack in Pulwama, that claimed 44 lives of CRPF personnel and the subsequent multi-prong strategy to corner Pakistan and its sympathisers, the government has been taking several steps. As per latest reports, ITBP and BSF companies have been ordered to replace CRPF for static guard duties in Srinagar. Border Security Force & Indo-Tibetian Border force replaces CRPF in capital Srinagar for static guard duties. pic.twitter.com/etWGKJyX5G — Ashish February 23, 2019 In an order released by the Zonal Police Headquarters Kashmir, the duty of static guards until now assumed by CRPF will now be taken over by the Border Security Force and Indo-Tibetan Border Force in a bid to strengthen the security apparatus in the city of Srinagar. The reports of BSF and ITPB deployment comes after it was reported that the MHA has ordered 100 additional companies of CRPF, BSF, ITBP, and SSB to be moved to Jammu and Kashmir.
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