Motihari: A group of seven-eight
terrorists has sneaked into Bihar from the Nepal border and
could cause damage to trains and railway stations in East
Champaran district, official sources said today.
RPF's chief security commissioner (Samastipur) S N Arya
told PTI that, following the threat reports received from
intelligence departments of the state and central governments,
all railway stations along the Bihar-Nepal border have been
put on maximum alert.
According to reports, he said, a Pakistani terrorist was
arrested at Kathmandu in Nepal last week.
To seek his release, a group of seven to eight Afghani
terrorists sneaked into the district from across the Nepal
border, posing major threat to railway stations and trains
besides other vital installation along the border, Arya said.
Intelligence reports fear attacks at stations near the
border like Raxaul, Sugauli, Adapur, Sikta, Narkatiaganj,
Betiah and Motihari.
The RPF official said railway station officials have been
asked to allow the departure of trains from stations only
after receiving clearance certificates from government railway
police (GRP) and railway protection force (RPF) personnel who
would thoroughly search all trains.
Police stations and the Superintendent of Police of
districts along the border of Nepal would closely monitor the
threats from the terrorists and make extra security
arrangements for stations and trains in consultation with
railway authorities, official sources said.
Additional companies of RPF personnel have already been
sent from Sitamarhi and other districts to railway stations
under threat for intensifying search operations.
SSB personnel have been asked to have intensify vigil
along the borders, sources said.
PTI
First Published: Sunday, January 08, 2012, 23:50