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Intruder Detained by Border Security Force

Chandigarh: The Border Security Force (BSF) has reported the capture of a Pakistani intruder in the Amritsar region of Punjab. This incident occurred on May 20, when BSF personnel noticed suspicious activity near the international border during the evening hours.

The troops observed an individual crossing the border and approaching the security fence. Acting quickly, they ordered him to halt and successfully detained him.

Upon questioning, the individual identified himself as a Pakistani national and was found in possession of Rs 330 in Pakistani currency.

The apprehension took place near Karimpura village in the Amritsar (Rural) district. Following initial inquiries by the BSF and other agencies, the intruder was transferred to local police for further investigation to ascertain his reasons for crossing the border.

The BSF highlighted their vigilance and prompt action in capturing the individual who illegally entered Indian territory.

Tasked with securing the challenging 553-km-long India-Pakistan border in Punjab, the BSF operates continuously, overcoming various obstacles, including harsh weather and smuggling attempts.

In addition to border security, the BSF engages in community welfare through various initiatives, including free medical camps, skill development programs, and sports events.

To combat drug abuse among local youth, the BSF organizes awareness campaigns, cycle rallies, and walkathons.