Jaipur, Aug 14
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma on Thursday visited the Border Security Force’s (BSF) Kodewala outpost at Khajuwala in Bikaner ahead of the 79th Independence Day celebrations.
Extending his greetings to BSF personnel, the Chief Minister praised their unwavering dedication, describing them as “guardians of the nation’s frontiers who serve with indomitable valor, courage, and strength” in all terrains -- from snowy valleys to hot deserts.
This year alone, 9.12 crore saplings have been planted against the target of 10 crore.
CM Sharma acknowledged the Prime Minister’s concrete steps towards the modernisation and self-reliance of India’s paramilitary forces, strengthening infrastructure and connectivity in border areas.
During the visit, the Chief Minister observed the India-Pakistan border through binoculars, inspected the anti-drone system and defence equipment, and interacted with soldiers and officers.
Union Minister of State for Law and Justice (Independent Charge) Arjun Ram Meghwal, Director General of Police Rajiv Sharma, Inspector General of BSF (Rajasthan Frontier) ML Garg, MLA Dr. Vishwanath Meghwal, along with senior officers, public representatives, and BSF personnel, were present on the occasion.