Islamabad must respect truce pact: BSF

n BSF Director General SS Deswal said India always stuck to bilateral agreements, irrespective of what Pakistan did n “They have to understand that they have signed a ceasefire bilateral agreement. India follows it, they should too,” he said n...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:17 AM Aug 17, 2021 IST

n BSF Director General SS Deswal said India always stuck to bilateral agreements, irrespective of what Pakistan did

n “They have to understand that they have signed a ceasefire bilateral agreement. India follows it, they should too,” he said

n He was at the Attari-Wagah joint check-post to unfurl the Tricolour to mark the 75th Independence Day

n The border forces of both nations exchanged greetings. From India, BSF Commandant Jasbir Singh offered sweets to Pakistan

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