BSF Found Tunnel On International Border, Plot Of Pakistan Failed
BSF found a tunnel on the international border. Pakistan is not deterring its nefarious antics, Another terrorist plot of Pakistan failed. Pakistani soldiers always try to infiltrate terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir.
At the same time, vigilant soldiers of India thwart their conspiracies every time. Now Pakistan has constructed a tunnel in the Hiranagar sector of district Kathua with the intention of infiltrating terrorists on the International Border (IB), which has been found by the vigilant BSF personnel.
After the tunnel was found, the soldiers have also conducted a search operation in the surrounding areas. Sources say that the BSF personnel, like daily, were patrolling the international border when Hiranagar came to know of this tunnel in the Bobia area.
As soon as this tunnel was built with the intention of infiltrating by terrorists, the soldiers informed the high officials. It is feared that terrorists have infiltrated this through the tunnel. To overcome this doubt, teams of BSF, CRPF and Jammu, and Kashmir Police have conducted a search operation in the area.
People living in villages falling in Bobia are also being questioned whether they saw any suspicious people around at night or early in the morning.
At the same time, the District Magistrate has also reached the spot after getting information about getting the tunnel.
General Rawat patted soldiers in minus 35 degrees cold on LAC Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat patted the Indian Army personnel posted on the high hills of minus 35 degrees Celsius on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. In front of China, he told the soldiers posted on the LAC to continue their campaign with vigilance and high spirits.
Having found General Rawat among himself, the soldiers have increased the zeal to answer the enemies. General Rawat, in the inaccessible areas of East Ladakh on Tuesday, falls in the category of Super High Altitude Area.
He spoke to the army personnel stationed there and appreciated his passion. General Rawat also met with soldiers who have strategically strengthened the Indian Army by hoisting the tricolor under their possession, including some of the blacktops of East Ladakh.
He also discussed with the field commanders of the Army’s Northern Command the security situation in the area, operational preparedness of the army, and other issues. He also inquired about the efforts being made to improve the standard of living of the soldiers. Meeting with military officials also in Leh
