Prime Minister Narendra Modi has greeted Indo-Tibetan Border Police personnel on the raising day of ITBP. In a social media posted, Mr Modi said he salute the indomitable spirit and valour of our ITBP personnel.
They play a vital role in protecting our nation. Prime Minister said at the same time, their commendable humanitarian efforts during natural disasters are a testament to their unwavering commitment to the nation.
Mr Modi said may they continue to serve with the same dedication and fervour. The ITBP was raised on 24 October, 1962. At present, the ITBP guards 3,488 km long India-China borders ranging from the Karakoram Pass in Ladakh to Jachep La in Arunachal Pradesh.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has extended his greetings to the Indo-Tibetan Border Police – ITBP personnel on their Raising Day.
In a social media post, Mr Shah said that over the years, ITBP has evolved into the epitome of human strength and resilience, guarding the nation’s borders and vital interests in harsh climatic conditions and unforgiving terrains. He added that their sacrifices serve as the ideals of patriotism for the generations to come.