border posts along the India-China LAC and deployed six new battalions as part of its plan to enhance operational capabilities along the icy front. Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Director General (DG) Rahul Rasgotra said this during the force's 63rd Raising Day parade on Tuesday in Odisha's Khordha district.
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The about-90,000-personnel strong, mountain warfare-trained paramilitary marks its annual raising day on October 24 but the ceremonial event kept getting delayed for over two months due to a variety of reasons, a senior officer told PTI.
The DG said the force prepared a «forwardisation plan» and, as part of this, a total of 56 ITBP border posts along the India-China Line of Actual Control (LAC) were being brought «closer» to the front.
Of the 56 border posts, 33 had already been brought closer to the border, he said.
The ITBP chief also said the government sanctioned seven new battalions for border guarding tasks sometime ago.
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