Jammu: With an aim to check infiltration along Indo-Pak border in Jammu and Kashmir, Border Security Force (BSF) has launched a three-pronged strategy, including setting up of night surveillance equipment and thermal imagers, Director General, BSF, Ajay Raj Sharma has said.

"We have launched a three-pronged strategy, including installation of thermal imagers, night surveillance equipment, fencing of border line with Pakistan and reorganisation of troops along Indo-Pak border to put a complete halt to Pak-sponsored cross-border infiltration into J&K," Sharma told reporters during his visit to border outposts along international border in Jammu.

Under this strategy, foreign and country-made thermal imagers and night surveillance equipments will be installed along the borderline with Pakistan within six-months period as the first step to detect infiltration, he said.

"We have set up anti-fidayeen squads in all units and camps to deal with any type of fidayeen attacks against security forces in Jammu and Kashmir," Sharma, who is currently on two-day visit of Jammu, said, adding anti-fidayeen drills have been started in all the units and camps in the state.

PTI