Amit Shah visits border village in Arunachal Pradesh, hails armed forces and villagers for protecting boundaries
New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Mondya visited Kibithoo, a village situated at China border in Arunachal Pradesh, and said that no one can encroach an inch of our land because ITBP and Indian Army are present at our borders.
Addressing a public gathering Home Minister said, "Today, we can proudly say that no one can encroach even a tip of a pin’s worth of our land because ITBP and Indian Army are present at our borders".
Amit Shah said Kibithoo is not the last village in India, it is the first village in our nation.
"Kibithoo is India’s first village & not the last village. Earlier when people visited here, they used to say "I had gone to the last village of the country, but today, I'll say that I visited the first village of India," said Home Minister.
He praised all armed forces standing at borders and the people of bordering villages for protecting the boundaries of the Nation.
Union Home Minister said that PM Modi's 'Look East' Policy has changed the dynamics of the northeast region.
"Before 2014, the entire Northeast region was known as a disturbed region but in the last 9 years, because of PM Modi's 'Look East' policy, Northeast is now considered an area which contributes to the development of the country," Amit Shah said.
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