New Delhi
Tension has decreased after Operation Sindoor on the India-Pakistan border, but BSF and Indian Army are cautious. The Pakistani suspect attempted infiltration in the Nadabet-Suigam border area of Gujarat, which was thwarted by BSF personnel and killed the suspect. No identity card was found with the deceased. After Operation Sindoor, tension on the India-Pakistan border was shown to decrease, but the Indian Army is still ready and the BSF has failed the attempt to infiltrate the Gujarat-Pakistan border, which is considered safe and calm on the entire border.
Pakistani, who was trying to infiltrate India from the Pakistani border last night, was killed by BSF personnel. Taking advantage of the night near the Nadabet-Suigam border, an attempt was being made to infiltrate, but as soon as our alert soldiers saw this suspect, he was warned to stop first.
Despite warning, when he tried to infiltrate, BSF personnel killed him. The body of the intruder was brought to Vav Referral Hospital for post -mortem, the local police reached Vav Referral Hospital with BSF. No documents of any kind have been recovered from the deceased intruders. Investigation is being done in this case by BSF as an attempt was made to infiltrate this border of India and Pakistan after a long time.
Usually there is no AC incident on this border. In Gujarat, in general, there is an infiltration from the cruel area and there is a big challenge to fail it. It is important that Pakistani drones were also seen in this area during tension between India and Pakistan. On 8-9 May, the area was also black out and suspected Pakistani drones were seen.
Detective arrested from Kutch border
ATS has arrested a detective from the Kutch border of Gujarat. It is being told that this spy was in touch with the Pakistani agency ISI and was providing India’s information.
