Kathmandu: The Central Security Committee has resolved to enhance surveillance at border areas and airports in response to escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. The decision was made during a meeting chaired by Minister for Home Affairs, Ramesh Lekhak.
According to National News Agency Nepal, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MoHA) disclosed that the meeting focused on the recent developments following the conflict between India and Pakistan and its potential impact on Nepal, as well as issues related to internal security. The committee has decided to increase vigilance in sensitive areas, specifically the Nepal-India border and airports.
Spokesperson at the MoHA, Ramchandra Tiwari, emphasized that maintaining a high alert within the security apparatus is a primary decision of the meeting. The security concerns for Nepalis residing in India and Pakistan amid the rising tensions were also addressed.
Moreover, Tiwari noted that the meeting covered additional preparations to fortify internal security, along with the coordination and exchange of information among security agencies. These topics were integral to the committee’s discussions.