BSF guns down Pakistani intruder near Jammu
By ANISunday, March 28, 2010
SRINAGAR - Border Security Force (BSF) personnel on Sunday gunned down a Pakistani intruder who was trying to infiltrate into Indian territory in the vicinity of the Nanga border out post (BOP) in Samba, 60 kilometers off Jammu.
“I received a call from the company Cdr of 72 Battalion BSF from Nanga BOP about some movement and firing on Border and he informed me that perhaps there is a causality. When we reached on the spot in the morning, we recovered a dead body and a cutter near the fence,” said SHO Ramgarh Romesh Bawa
This is the 20th infiltration bid since January 2010 along the Indo-Pak border in Jammu.
The infiltration bids have become recurring events despite a ceasefire between the two armies and a three-meter high barbed wire security-fence along most of the 742 kilometers long Line of Control (LoC).
The Indian Army has accused Pakistani troops of providing cover fire to infiltrators along the LoC. By: Tahir Nadeem Khan (ANI)
