BSF jawan PK Sahu in Pakistan’s captivity.
BSF jawan caught from the India-Pakistan border in Punjab was not left even after 48 hours by Pakistani Rangers. To get rid of the jawan, BSF Director General Daljit Singh Chaudhary (DG) has spoken to Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan. Before this BSF and Pakistani
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On the other hand, while talking to the media, Shyamsunder Sahu, brother of BSF jawan PK Sahu, urged the Central Government and BSF officials to intervene immediately. He said, “We want the government to ensure their safe and immediate return. The whole family is very worried”.
BSF Jawan’s wife Rajni Sahu said-
I last talked to him on Tuesday night. All I want is to return home soon.
Please tell that on Wednesday, Sahu accidentally crossed the zero line of Indo-Pak border in Ferozepur. After which Pakistani Rangers caught him. Snatched his weapons and then tied a lease on his eyes and also released a photo of the imprisonment.
2 photos of BSF jawan issued by Pakistani Army …
In this photo, BSF jawan has been caught by Pakistani Rangers and seated in a car. During which the patti has been tied on the jawan’s eyes.
The young man is standing in this picture and his AK-47 rifle and water bottle are placed on the ground. The Pak Army released this photo to Pakistani media.
What happened so far in the case of BSF jawan, read in a sequential manner …
Cross -zero line cross cross, Pakistani Rangers caught The 24th Battalion of BSF from Srinagar is posted in Mamdot sectorOn Wednesday morning, the farmers went to cut wheat in the field with their combine machine. This farm was near gate number-208/1 on fencing. Two BSF jawans were also with them to monitor the farmers. At the same time, the young PK Sahu accidentally crossed the border. Then Pakistani Rangers caught him and also took his weapons.
BSF officers reached the spot, started talks As soon as the big BSF officers received the news of jawan PK Sahu being caught by Pakistani Rangers, they immediately reached the spot and started talks with Pakistani Rangers. They have been told that this jawan came into transfer a few days ago. He did not know the zero line. He accidentally crossed the zero line. Asked to release. However, Pakistani Rangers refused to release him.
3 Flag meeting took place, no result was found Efforts are being made to bring the jawan PK Sahu back through a continuous flag meeting from India. Senior BSF officials said that two to three flag meetings have been held from Pakistan Rangers so far, but no positive results have been revealed so far. According to sources, the reason for the delay in return of BSF jawan by Pakistan may be the recent Pahalgam terror attack. Since this incident, there has been a deeper between the two countries.
Sahu returned on duty on 31 March, wife became unconscious According to media reports, about 40 -year -old Sahu returned to duty on 31 March after spending a holiday from home. According to Sahu’s family members, he has been in BSF for 17 years and lives with his parents, wife and seven-year-old son. The family is in deep shock due to this incident. His wife Rajni Sahu is insensitive since receiving the news. Wife Rajni Sahu said, “One of his colleagues called us and told us that he had been caught during duty.
Learn about the zero line and its protocol …
Zero line is a very sensitive part The zero line is the sensitive part of the international border where the borders of India and Pakistan are very close. Here farmers are allowed to do farming under limited time and circumstances. Also, BSF personnel are deployed from India for their safety. These soldiers are also called ‘Kisan Guard’.
What does protocol say Usually, the soldiers are returned within 24 hours in such incidents, but this time the apprehension about the delay has increased. One The official said that if a young man had crossed the border between the two countries earlier, he was returned after the flag meeting. This was normal, but this incident has become unusual in the changed situation after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Negotiations continue in both countries for release.