In response to security concerns, the Indian government has ordered a comprehensive survey of illegal constructions within 50 kilometers of the India-Pakistan border. This initiative follows a meeting in Bikaner led by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, where district collectors and security officials were instructed to enhance border security and address illegal encroachments. District and village-level committees have been formed to investigate these structures, focusing on funding sources, including any foreign financing. The survey commenced recently, with preliminary findings expected within four to five days. The Border Security Force and the Intelligence Bureau are collaborating on this sensitive task, which aims to ensure national security by identifying illegal constructions and their financial backers. Additionally, an information network involving local stakeholders will be established to facilitate timely reporting of suspicious activities. The initial survey scope has been expanded from 15 kilometers to 50 kilometers from the border, reflecting the government's commitment to addressing these issues comprehensively.