Buk Ranger detained in Rajasthan amidst stress on India -Pakistan border

The Pakistan Ranger (BSF) has been blocked from the Indo-Bagh international border in Rajasthan. According to official sources, the move was taken on Saturday.

The incident came to light at the time of the arrest of a soldier by the Pakistani Rangers (BSF) in the wake of the tension between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks in Bahalcam, Jammu and Kashmir, about two weeks ago. 26 people were killed in the attack, most of them were tourists.

BSF investigates the Pak Ranger

The PSF section of the Rajasthan border has begun to detain the Pakistan Range, sources said. However, it is not yet clear how he reached the Indian border.

Let us know that BSF Jawan Purnam Kumar Shah was caught by Pakistani rangers from the international border in Punjab on April 23 and that he refused to hand over it despite fierce opposition in the Indian forces. India took the issue seriously and demanded the release of Pakistani Rangers immediately, but has not yet received a positive response from the neighboring country.

There is no information on Javan’s location and return

The 24th Battalion Constable Purnam Kumar Shah caught the Bagh Rangers on April 23. BSF Jawan has carefully crossed the international border in FeroSpepur district. PSF officials said a protest letter has been sent to Pakistan Rangers. He did not provide any information about Javan’s location and the date of return.

There have been about 4-5 flag meetings between the two sides, but no final decision has been made regarding Javan’s visit. The PSF has issued a protest letter to the Commander of the Rangers Department. Bach Rangers is kept. No information was issued on behalf of them or no information on the status of BSF Javan.

Purnam Kumar Shah was blindfolded in the films

Pakistan’s social media handle released pictures of Purnam Kumar Shah last week. In this, he could see that he was sitting blindly in a car. He kept a gun, bullet -filled magazine, belt and other items on the floor.

Jawan was part of the ‘Kisan Police’, and he was stopped for the safety of Indian farmers, and they plowed their land near the fence. BSF Jawan misrepresented the international border and went to the other side to rest under a nearby tree. From there, he was caught by Pak Rangers. The pregnant wife and son of the young man reached Punjab on Monday.

Family members met PSF officials

They met senior officials of the people’s division and assured him that he would return soon. A senior officer said, ‘There are efforts to release them. The Pakistani military is considering its wishes, considering the current situation between the two countries in the wake of the Bahlkam terrorist attack. Earlier, such an unknown trafficking from both sides was soon resolved.