Punjab: BSF eliminates two Pakistani infiltrators in Ferozepur
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Punjab: BSF eliminates two Pakistani infiltrators in Ferozepur

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The security forces have eliminated two infiltrators from Pakistan in the Ferozepur district. The two intruders were killed on July 30, confirmed the Border Security Force (BSF) Punjab Frontier.

 

On 30th July at 8.48 pm, BSF troops deployed in Thehkelan (Amarkot) in Ferozepur observed suspicious movement of intruders sneaking inside Indian territory.

 

The troops asked them to stop, but the intruders did not pay any heed to repeated warnings and continued to move towards the Indian side in an attempt to cross the border fence, the BSF said in a statement.

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