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Ahmedabad (Gujarat): Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi had spent the day with the Border Security Force on the Indo-Pak international border in Vighakot and Koteshwar Creek area on Thursday.
Modi examined the posts and fencing at Vighakot international border touching Pakistan, an official release said.
Arrangements would be made to ensure enough water for the soldiers in the Vighakot border area, Modi said, adding that he would recommend the Centre to provide telecommunication facilities in the border areas so that the soldiers can talk to their family frequently.
The chief minister announced 20 television sets and dish antennas to be provided by the state government for the soldiers.
Arrangements would also be made to provide electricity to soldiers from the 66 KW power plants in Vighakot, the release added.
Source: TOI
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