BSF again extended the hand of friendship by handing over Pakistani youth to Rangers, two youths had accidentally reached the Indian border.

On behalf of Pakistan, anti-national elements are trying to mislead the Indian youth by sending drones on the India-Pakistan international border and dropping drugs and weapons on Indian territory. BSF deployed on the border has been at the forefront in giving a befitting reply to the anti-national elements and has also been at the forefront in maintaining friendly relations with Pakistan from time to time. The latest example of which came to light late on Monday evening when two Pakistani youths, who crossed the IB line between India and Pakistan and reached Indian territory by mistake, were handed over to Pakistani Rangers after interrogation. According to the information received, alert BSF soldiers deployed on duty at BOP Basantar of 113 battalion of BSF under Sector Gurdaspur arrested two Pakistani youths while entering the Indian border. After this, when the BSF soldiers interrogated the said youth thoroughly, they told that they had come after the beautiful bird peacock and they did not know that they had entered the Indian border. On this occasion, BSF and soldiers also recovered Pakistani currency from the said youth. After investigation, the youth was caught and identified as Muhammad Umair Yasin (16) son of Yasin Maher Colony, Village Jasser, District Narowal.

And Muhammad Adeel Shahid (18) son of Shahid Hussain village Gumoral district Narowal Pakistan. After interrogating the said youth, BSF soldiers handed them over to Pakistani Rangers with great respect and once again set an example of maintaining friendly relations with Pakistan. On this occasion, Pakistani youth appreciated the good behavior of BSF and thanked them for sending them back to Pakistan without any legal action.