Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Jharkhand Calls for Tighter Border Coordination with States
Imagine different states are like houses, and criminals are trying to sneak between them.
Jharkhand wants the police in those houses to work together better.
They had a meeting with other states like Bihar and Odisha.
They talked about stopping bad things from happening near the borders, like catching criminals, preventing fake online scams, and stopping the movement of drugs.
They plan to share information faster, check important spots, and have police work together to catch the bad guys.
Jharkhand seeks stronger coordination with neighboring states.
The Eastern Regional Police Coordination Committee (ERPCC) meeting was hosted by Chhattisgarh.
Discussions focused on Naxal activity, cyber fraud, and other cross-border crimes.
DGP Gupta urged for monitoring check-posts vulnerable to drug smuggling.
Jharkhand proposed joint efforts to combat cybercrime and fraudulent SIM cards.
- Who
- Representatives from Jharkhand, Bihar, Odisha, West Bengal, and Chhattisgarh attended the meeting.
- What
- Jharkhand pushed for tighter coordination with neighboring states to counter Naxal activity and cross-border crime.
- When
- The meeting was held on Monday.
- Where
- The Eastern Regional Police Coordination Committee (ERPCC) meeting was hosted by Chhattisgarh.
- Why
- To counter Naxal activity and cross-border crime.
- Meeting Name
- Eastern Regional Police Coordination Committee (ERPCC)
- Host State
- Chhattisgarh
- Main Topics
- Naxal movement, cyber fraud, narcotics trafficking, illegal SIM networks, human trafficking
- Key Initiative
- Real-time intelligence sharing
- Proposed Action
- Structured coordination among police stations in border zones