Bhagalpur (Tripura), Feb 03 (ANI): The 120 battalions of Border Security Force (BSF) organised a medical camp and distributed books, water tanks, dustbins and sports material under its civic action programme (CAP) in Bhagalpur area of West Tripura on Saturday. The programme aims to reach out to the people residing in remote bordering localities and facilitate them with various all-round development items as part of a goodwill gesture programme. Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) BSF SHQ Gokulnagar, Brajesh Kumar inaugurated the goodwill gesture programme and interacted with the border villagers on the occasion who in presence of Commandant Ratnesh Kumar. Brajesh Kumar said, “The BSF intends to help people residing on borders along with a message that besides providing them protection, the security forces also think for their prosperity and development.” The programme was attended by the BSF doctors and medical staff and over 500 patients received free health check-up and medicines. The students, who were present at the event, appreciated and welcomed the initiative taken by the BSF and expressed that their happiness about the efforts taken by the border guards. They said that these initiatives will play a vital role in keeping themselves physically and mentally fit. The objective of CAP organised by BSF was to inculcate a sense of security by harnessing co-operation of the border population by serving them and to convey a message that the nation and its soldiers are for them.
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