Pak. intruder shot dead near Jammu border
The Hindu
One Pakistani intruder was shot dead by the BSF on the International Border (IB) in Jammu’s Samba district on Tuesday, weeks after India and Pakistan renewed their pledge to maintain ceasefire along the borders in J&K.
An official source said the incident took place around 3:55 p.m. “The BSF personnel from 176 Battalion, who were deployed at the border outpost of Malluchak in the Ramgarh district of Samba, shot dead an unidentified Pakistani national near a border pillar,” official sources said. The official sources said the intruder did not pay any heed to “repeated warnings by the troops to stop from proceeding further inside”.
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