Meghalaya tightens security along Bangladesh border after Pahalgam attack
In response to the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, the Meghalaya government has directed security agencies to increase vigilance along its 443-km-long international border with Bangladesh. This move aims to bolster security following the heightened threat of cross-border terrorism.
Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma, who is currently in New Delhi en route to the Vatican for Pope Francis's funeral, is closely monitoring the state's security situation. While condemning the heinous Pahalgam attack, he has emphasized the need for enhanced coordination between state security forces and the Border Security Force (BSF) to safeguard the international border.
A senior official from the home department confirmed that Sangma has instructed Nongrang to maintain close coordinat...










