Archive · 6 Nov 2025
Gujarat Deputy CM to Lead IPS Officers on Border Village Visit
Imagine some important police leaders, like the deputy chief's boss, are going to visit villages that are very close to another country's border.
They are taking 30 of their best police officers with them.
They want to see how things are in those villages and talk directly to the people who live there.
This is to understand the area better and make sure everything is safe.
Some officers have already gone to start their work, and the main leader will arrive soon to join them.
Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi will lead a delegation of 30 senior IPS officers.
The delegation will visit villages along the India-Pakistan border in Kutch.
The visit aims to review border regions and communicate directly with villagers.
Some officers began their visit on Wednesday, with the main delegation arriving later.
The government stated the purpose is an in-depth review and to establish direct communication.
- Who
- Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi and a delegation of 30 senior IPS officers
- What
- Visiting villages along the India-Pakistan border in Kutch to review border regions and communicate with villagers.
- When
- Starting Wednesday, with Sanghavi heading to Bhuj Circuit House on Thursday morning.
- Where
- Villages situated along the India-Pakistan border in Kutch, Gujarat.
- Why
- To carry out an in-depth review of the border regions and establish direct communication with villagers.
- Leader
- Harsh Sanghavi (Deputy Chief Minister)
- Delegation Size
- 30 Senior IPS Officers
- Purpose
- Review border regions and communicate with villagers
- Region
- India-Pakistan border villages in Kutch, Gujarat
- Date of Visit Start
- Wednesday