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Pakistani Intruder Apprehended in Amritsar: BSF
- The Border Security Force apprehended a Pakistani national who crossed the international border in Amritsar on Tuesday evening.
- This arrest follows heightened tensions after India launched Operation Sindoor to destroy terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
- A Pakistani trespasser was caught near Karimpura village and subsequently turned over to the local authorities for further inquiry, while earlier this month, another intruder was fatally shot crossing the border in Punjab's Ferozepur area.
- A BSF spokesperson stated that the soldiers reacted quickly by ordering him to halt and then detaining him, emphasizing the prompt measures taken at the border.
- The incident and resumption of the Beating Retreat ceremonies at three Joint Check Posts along the Punjab frontier indicate a tentative return to routine despite ongoing diplomatic tensions.
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Retreat ceremony resumes at Attari
Amritsar: After a gap of 12 days, the beating retreat ceremony resumed on Tuesday at the joint check post of the Punjab Frontier, Attari here. The retreat ceremony was held for media personnel whereas the general public was not allowed at the ceremony. Attari: A BSF personnel during a retreat ceremony at the Attari-Wagah border, near Amritsar, Tuesday, May 20, 2025. The Border Security Force (BSF) has said the public flag-lowering retreat ceremo…
BSF foils infiltration bid along international border, arrests Pakistani intruder in Amritsar
The Border Security Force (BSF) arrested a Pakistani intruder after he crossed the international border in Punjab's Amritsar district on Tuesday evening. This comes amid strained relations between India and Pakistan after India launched Operation Sindoor and destroyed terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir. Notably, India's strikes were in response to the Pahalgam terror attack which claimed the lives of 26 innocent civilians on …
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