During a recent review meeting at the BSF's Tripura Frontier headquarters, Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced that Tripura will be the first state to implement a new CCTV-based border security model. This model will link Border Security Force (BSF) cameras to the district administration, enhancing collaboration between civil and security forces in managing border security. Shah instructed district magistrates to closely monitor financial transactions, property dealings, and large construction projects in border areas, and to conduct a review of land records from the past five years. He emphasized the need for comprehensive territorial defense, which includes local administration, smart technology, and the BSF. Training camps will be organized for local residents to prepare them to tackle threats from narcotics and illegal arms trafficking, similar to initiatives in Jammu and Kashmir. Shah's directives come as part of a broader strategy to enhance security along India's borders with both Bangladesh and Pakistan, with plans for similar implementations in other border states.