Kathua , April 07, 2025- Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrived at the ‘Vinay’ border outpost of the Border Security Force in the Hiranagar sector of Kathua district, Jammu and Kashmir, on Monday afternoon. The visit, aimed at reviewing the ground security situation along the International Border, underscores the government’s focus on bolstering border defenses in the region.
During his visit, Shah interacted with BSF soldiers stationed at the ‘Vinay’ outpost, gaining firsthand insights into the challenges they face while safeguarding the nation’s frontiers. The outpost, located in a strategically sensitive area, has been a key point of focus amid ongoing efforts to strengthen security in Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking with BSF soldiers, the Home Minister is expected to have discussed operational readiness, troop morale, and the latest measures to counter cross-border threats.
The visit comes at a time of heightened vigilance along the International Border, with the BSF playing a critical role in maintaining peace and security. Shah’s engagement with the personnel highlights the government’s commitment to supporting the forces deployed in this volatile region.
Official sources indicate that the Home Minister’s review included an assessment of infrastructure, surveillance systems, and coordination between security agencies. While specific details of his discussions with the soldiers remain undisclosed, the visit is seen as a morale booster for the troops stationed at the ‘Vinay’ border outpost in Kathua.
This marks a significant moment for Jammu and Kashmir, as the central leadership continues to prioritize border security and the welfare of the forces defending it.