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BSF foils infiltration bid at Pb border, 2 Pak intruders shot dead
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The Border Security Force neutralized two Pakistani intruders attempting to cross the international border in Punjab's Tarn Taran district after they ignored repeated warnings to halt.
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BSF foils infiltration bid at Pb border, 2 Pak intruders shot dead
Amritsar: The Border Security Force (BSF) on Friday thwarted a major infiltration attempt across the India-Pakistan border in Punjab by neutralising two Pakistani intruders who tried to sneak into Indian territory in the state's Tarn Taran district, officials said.
The incident occurred in the BOP Rajoke area of Tarn Taran early in the day. According to sources, the BSF troopers swung into action after noticing suspicious movement near the border and challenged the purported infiltrators.
At least three individuals were moving towards the Indian border from the Chattanwala area on the Pakistani side, the sources said, addinag that they were challenged and warned against moving any further. When they did not pay any heed and kept moving towards the Indian side, the BSF personnel opened fire.
While two infiltrators were shot dead, a third one managed to run back. The identity of the neutralised Pakistani intruders is yet to be ascertained.
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