A barricade has been erected in front of the entrance and the numbers of barriers increased. Instead of one gate, now there are two. And the number of soldiers on duty have also gone up. During the ceasefire , when soldiers are not undertaking combat operations, more troops are deployed in and around the camps. Soldiers on guard duty wear bullet-proof jackets and headgear all the time.
Every gate has machine guns deployed too.
However, the army says that no camp is impregnable. The attack on the Baramulla army training centre has shown that security, no matter how tight, can be breached. We cannot deploy men at every 10 metres. Parts of the fence are electrified in some areas too. Sandbag walls have been erected and bunkers dug in at several BSF, CRPF and army camps in South Kashmir.