Patrols will be conducted up to 93 km along the district's Indian border.
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The Armed Police Force has started foot patrols in the border area, which is considered very sensitive. The Armed Police Force from Kapilvastu, which is located in Tadanagar, adjacent to the Rupandehi border, has been conducting foot patrols since Saturday, increasing vigilance in the Dashaja area of the border.
They have increased security alert by walking 10/12 km along the border area daily under the command of a police inspector. On Sunday, Chief Inspector of the Armed Forces' Dangri BOP Birendra Sen commanded a foot patrol from Punihawa to Banganga.
From Banganga, the Armed Forces' Hardauna BOP is commanding and patrolling westwards. Armed Forces' BOPs on the border will patrol from east to west to Kalyankot, said Chief Inspector Sen of the Armed Forces' Dangri BOP.
20 to 25 armed people are usually on foot patrols. The patrols are patrolling in coordination with the Indian Border Security Force (SSB) at various places. During this, advice, suggestions, security challenges and risks are also being discussed with the SSB. It is said that patrols will be carried out up to 93 km along the Indian border in the district. 
Security alert has been increased along the Nepali border after the serial bomb blasts in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, said Netra KC, Chief Superintendent of the 28th Battalion of the Nepal Armed Forces. "Indian authorities have also warned that people involved in the blasts may enter Nepal. The alert has been increased in those places considering the sensitivity of the border area," he said. "The patrols have also increased coordination and cooperation between the security officials of the two countries."
