Archive · 1 Oct 2025
CCTV Cameras Deployed to Monitor India-Bangladesh Border
The police in South Dinajpur, India, are using CCTV cameras and extra patrols to watch the border with Bangladesh.
This is especially important because there are areas of the border that don't have fences, making it easier for people to cross illegally.
The police are working with border security and using drones, too.
They're also making sure women feel safe with all-women police teams on patrol and providing helpful maps for local festivals.
The goal is to keep everyone safe and prevent any trouble during this time.
CCTV cameras installed by South Dinajpur police monitor the India-Bangladesh border.
The aim is to prevent infiltration and ensure safety during festivities.
Surveillance focuses on unfenced border areas, like Hili block villages.
Police are coordinating with the BSF for surveillance.
Additional measures include drone surveillance and all-women police patrols.
- Who
- South Dinajpur district police
- What
- Installed CCTV cameras and increased surveillance
- When
- During the festive season
- Where
- Along the India-Bangladesh border in South Dinajpur
- Why
- To prevent infiltration and ensure safety
- Location
- India-Bangladesh Border, South Dinajpur district
- Purpose
- Intensify vigil and prevent infiltration
- Initiative
- CCTV camera installation, increased police presence
- Areas Monitored
- Unfenced border villages
- Coordination
- Police and Border Security Force (BSF)
- Additional Measures
- Drone surveillance, all-women police patrols