The Government of Pakistan has returned India’s Border Security Force Constable Purnam Kumar Shaw. The BSF Constable crossed the border during his duty on 23 April and was in the custody of Pakistan Rangers, a statement of the Public Relations Officer, the Punjab Frontier, the Border Security Force said.
According to the release of the BSF statement, “Today at 1030 am Constable Purnam Kumar Shaw has been taken back with BSF with BSF with Attari -Vaga border. Constable Purnam Kumar Shaw unknowingly overcomes the duties of operating in the region of Pakistan in the region of Pakistan. BSF, through regular flags, through regular flags, through regular flagclasses, BSF, through regular flags, BSF was overcome by BSF. The reversion of the constable has become possible.
Earlier on May 5, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed concern for the BSF constable from Hooghly, who was detained by Pakistan Rangers. He said that Trinmool Congress leader Kalyan Banerjee is in touch with family members.
Mamta Banerjee said, “This is a very sad situation. His name is Sahu. Our party’s Kalyan Banerjee is in touch with family members. I want them to be rescued as soon as possible. We have clearly stated that our party is with the government on internal and external security issues. We are not divisions and governance here.”
Pakistan Rangers detained the BSF Trupener on 23 April, when they unknowingly crossed the international border near Ferozepur in Punjab. According to preliminary reports, the soldier spontaneously stepped into the Pakistani region. The BSF issued a strict advice to its soldiers to be cautious and cautious during the border patrol.
The BSF is the primary force responsible for protecting the 3,323 km long India-Pakistan border, which is spread over the states of Jammu and Kashmir (parts of LoC, Punjab, Rajasthan and Gujarat and Gujarat. This border is the most sensitive and unstable in the country due to historical tension and ongoing security challenges. (AI)
