4 Israelis stopped at Kullu border

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Updated At : 12:20 PM May 23, 2020 IST

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Mandi, May 22

Four Israeli tourists were stopped by the police when they were trying to enter Kullu district this evening at the Bajaura check post. SP, Kullu, Gaurav Singh, said all four Israeli tourists arrived at the Bajaura check post, the entry point of Kullu district, from the Mandi side at 7:55 pm. During enquiry, they told the police that they had come there all the way from Rajasthan.

The SP stated there was no emergency or valid reason for them to enter Kullu district, due to which they were sent back from the Bajaura check post.

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