Breaking News: Pakistan Rangers Fired 7 Rounds On Friday At Indian Post

Breaking News: Pakistan Rangers fired 7 rounds on Friday at the Indian post. PAK Rangers fired on the Indian post, and BSF gave a befitting reply with 18 rounds.

India has protested the firing of Pakistan Rangers on Friday at the Binjore post of the International Border in Anupgarh, Rajasthan.

A flag meeting has been called by the BSF on the border with Pakistan.

Pakistan Rangers fired 7 rounds on Friday at 2:18 pm when BSF jawans went across the barricade for agricultural work of local farmers in the form of farmer guards.

In response to the firing of Pakistani Rangers, BSF fired 18 rounds.

Anupgarh Deputy Superintendent of Police Jaidev Siyag told that on Friday evening, some Indian farmers had gone to do farming near the zero line across the barricade, saw two men infiltrating.

When the farmers tried to stop them, suddenly firing started from Pakistan at 5 pm. India’s Border Security Force personnel also became alert on firing from Pakistan Rangers.

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They also fired towards Pakistani posts. After the firing stopped from both sides, the Border Security Force personnel informed the higher officials.

After this, Commander Tarun Kumar reached the spot along with Gautam and other officers and employees. Right now this matter is being investigated.

Upon receiving the information of the firing, other Indian security agencies have also become active.

After this incident, a search operation is being conducted in the surrounding area by the BSF and the police.

Deputy Superintendent of Police Jaidev Siyag told that two people who tried to enter India during the firing have fled back towards Pakistan.

At the Harmukh post of BSF near village Manjhiwala of Shrikaranpur, the jawans had seen the activity of a young man late last night. The soldiers told him to stop.

When he did not stop, the jawans fired at him. A bullet hit the young man and he died on the spot. About a month ago, the intruder had entered the Indian border about 250 meters from the zero line.

When he did not stop even after being stopped by the security forces, the jawans started firing, in which he was killed. On October 18 also, the footprints of two people were found.

Breaking News: Pakistan Rangers fired 7 rounds. The DIG had told that the Border Security Force (BSF) personnel are ready and alert regarding such incidents.

In August, a person was trying to enter the Indian border near village Ek X in the Kesrisinghpur area of Sriganganagar, during which the BSF challenged him.

When the intruder did not stop, the BSF jawans went near and caught him.

This year, on the night of 16 July at around 11 pm, a suspicious person was roaming on the Hindumalkot border fencing adjoining the Sriganganagar district.

When the patrolling team got suspicious, they questioned him. He could not answer correctly. On searching, two knives were found on him.