Indian forces on border alerted, states to be vigilant

Thursday, December 27, 2007, 21:03 [IST]

New Delhi, Dec 27 (UNI) India today alerted its forces on the border and advised states to maintain vigil in view of the assassination of former Pakistan premier Benazir Bhutto in Rawalpindi.

The forces on the Indo-Pak border have been asked to remain vigilant to foment any possible threat of infilteration or other kind of threat.

States have also been asked to remain vigilant, a home ministry spokesman said here today.

UNI

Topics: SECURITY-BENAZIR-INDIA

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