Pakistani man illegally entered India by crossing Rajasthan border, arrested by BSF; interrogation going on
A man from Pakistan illegally entered India by crossing the border. On Sunday, the Border Security Force (BSF) and police arrested 21-year-old Jagsi Koli from the border district of Barmer, Rajasthan. After this serious security lapse, questions are being raised that when there is a fence on the India-Pakistan international border, how can someone cross the border?
The BSF and police arrested a suspected Pakistani citizen from the border district of Barmer in Rajasthan on Sunday.
21-year-old Jagsi Koli was arrested from Naya Tal border outpost of Sedwa police station area of Barmer. Koli is a resident of Akali village of Kharodi district of Pakistan. BSF is interrogating the suspect.
According to Jagran, the man entered India from Pakistan during the night of 24-25 August. During patrolling and surveillance checks, the BSF found his footprints after which a search operation was launched. The BSF team reached Jadpa village under the Sedwa police station area. It was from here that the Pakistani man was arrested.