Crossing border: Pakistan hands over BSF man to India

Moreover, Pakistan Rangers also handed boat over to Indian officials


APP August 09, 2014

SIALKOT: An Indian Border Security Force (BSF) official who inadvertently crossed the Pakistani border on Friday was handed back to India in a simple ceremony at Anayat Saheed Check Post near Sialkot. According to a press release of the Pakistan Rangers, Satyasheel Yadav, an official of BSF crossed the Pakistani territory when the boat he was travelling in overturned in the river Jammu Tawi. With flow of water, Yadav entered the Pakistani area where Punjab Rangers caught him on August 6. During investigations, it was proved that the BSF man had crossed the border mistakenly. During the ceremony, Pakistani side headed by Col Waqar and Indian side headed by Battalion Commander Vareish Singh signed a document and handed Yadav over to Indian officials. Moreover, Pakistan Rangers also handed boat over to Indian officials.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 9th,2014.

COMMENTS (1)

iBorn | 9 years ago | Reply

Doesn't look like Soldier Yadav want to go back, lol! Finally I saw the "brave" swimmer, thanks ET! He was lucky the extremist radicals didn't see him first or he will be going back like the unlucky compatriot a short while ago. I bet he will have lot of friends to chat and tell his story of "the crossing" for years to come. Don't forget to ask for "more than a cup of tea" to tell your story Yadav! See you, bye!

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