Bihar: Amit Shah on target of Mujahideen, SIMI, and Naxalites, high alert issued before Bihar visit

Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah will be visiting the state on February 25. There will be tight security in Patna and West Champaran regarding Amit Shah's visit. The administration has issued a high alert regarding their safety. Keeping in mind the security arrangements, there is a possibility of change in Amit Shah's visit.

Amit Shah on target of terrorists

Police Headquarters has issued an alert. It says that there is a threat from Indian Mujahideen, SIMI, Naxalites, and Muslim fundamentalists. Because of this, he has been asked to make strong and impeccable security arrangements from his helipad to the venue.

Letter issued to DM, SSP, and SP regarding security

The Additional Director General of Police (Security) has also sent a letter to the DM, SSP, and SP of both districts. In this, it has been asked to take necessary action keeping in view the activities of the absconding terrorists in connection with the recovery of explosives in the Mahabodhi temple of Bodh Gaya.

Rocket stinger missiles also mentioned in the police alert

Apart from Javed Alam, accused of supplying arms to the commander of Lashkar-e-Mustafa in Marhaura, Saran, several incidents have been mentioned in the alert. The danger has increased due to the availability of rocket stinger missiles to terrorists. The alert states that the construction of the helipad should conform to the standard.

Adequate number of security forces deployed

In the alert issued by the police, it has been said that an adequate number of forces should be deployed under the security of Amit Shah. Important information is given here that terrorists have rocket stinger missiles. This has increased the threat to the security of VVIPs. Because of this, police patrolling will continue in the helipad area.

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