A Pakistani intruder faced arrest along the International Border in the R S Pura sector of Jammu on Thursday. The Border Security Force (BSF) apprehended the individual while he attempted to infiltrate Indian territory from Pakistan. This incident marks the second arrest of a Pakistani national in Jammu this month.
According to BSF officials, alert personnel observed the movement of the suspect as he crossed the border. The swift and coordinated actions of BSF personnel led to his apprehension shortly after he entered Indian territory.
Officials reported that the arrestee did not possess any incriminating materials at the time of his capture. Currently, he is under interrogation by joint teams of various security agencies, working effectively to gather more information.
The recent surge in such arrests has drawn attention, as on September 8, another Pakistani intruder was intercepted in the same R S Pura sector. This individual, identified as Siraj Khan from Sargodha in Pakistan’s Punjab province, attempted to breach the border near the fence. Notably, the BSF personnel fired a few rounds to challenge Khan before his arrest, during which a quantity of Pakistani currency notes was discovered on him.
This incident underscores the vigilant efforts of the BSF along the international border. In recent months, the agency has intensified operations to safeguard India’s borders against infiltration attempts. The authorities remain committed to maintaining national security and continue to enhance surveillance measures in sensitive areas.
The rise in such entries raises critical security concerns. As tensions persist between India and Pakistan, the BSF emphasizes the importance of readiness and swift action to combat any threats posed by unsolicited cross-border movements.
Moving forward, security officials urge heightened public awareness and community cooperation in reporting suspicious movements near the border regions. Such collaborative efforts are vital in thwarting any potential threats and ensuring the safety of the nation.