Pahalgam Attacks: RPF Mustaid in Bengal after Pahalgam attack, increased patrolling on railway stations and bridge adjoining Bangladesh border


Jalpaiguri: After the terrorist attack on April 22 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, RPF has increased patrolling at railway stations in West Bengal adjacent to Bangladesh. On Sunday, RPF launched a special campaign. RPF has accelerated the investigation campaign in trains keeping in mind the safety of passengers. Petroling on the railway track has been increased to protect the trains. Passengers’ goods are also being investigated in trains.

Petrol at station
Patrolling was done at the station on behalf of RPF personnel in Jalpaiguri, West Bengal. During this time some soldiers entered the train and appealed to the people to take care of their belongings during the journey and immediately inform the RPF if anything suspects are found. Stay safe and travel safely.

Additional patrolling on railway stations and bridges
In Jalpaiguri, RPF Inspector Biplab Dutta said that we patrol from time to time keeping in mind the security. Instructions have been received from higher officials, so additional patrolling is being done on railway stations and bridges close to Bangladesh border. We are on high alert to prevent any untoward incident. He informed that patrolling has also been increased at the railway stations adjacent to RPF Bangladesh, which are considered very sensitive.

Railway administration alert after Pahalgam terror attack
RPF is also taking help of investigative dogs during patrolling. Railway police officials say that routine checkup is done by the railway police at the railway stations at regular time, but the railway administration is very cautious after the Pahalgam terror attack.

India strengthened security system on the border
In fact, since the terrorist attack on April 22 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, India has strengthened the security system on the border. After the attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given an open exemption to the army for retaliation. The Indian Air Force, Navy and Army are fully prepared along the border and sea, while various security forces are also in alert mode inside the country.

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