BSF nabs Pak intruder in Fazilka

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Fazilka, Updated At : 02:00 AM Oct 31, 2025 IST

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The Border Security Force (BSF) has claimed to have nabbed a Pakistani national in the Dona Raja Dina Nath border outpost area of Fazilka district.

According to an FIR registered at the Lakho Ke Behram police station in Ferozepur district, sleuths from the 160th Battalion of the BSF noticed a man entering the Indian territory along the Sutlej bank. He was detained and on interrogation he revealed his name as Imtiyaz Ahmed, a resident of Parval village in Shakargagh district of Pakistan’s Punjab province.

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