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Pak man strays into India

Abohar, April 27 An elderly man from Pakistan on Tuesday “inadvertently” entered Sriganganagar sector. BSF personnel took him into custody. After six hours of questioning and a flag meeting with Pakistan Rangers, the man was handed back to them. The...

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Updated At : 11:55 AM Apr 28, 2021 IST

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Abohar, April 27

An elderly man from Pakistan on Tuesday “inadvertently” entered Sriganganagar sector. BSF personnel took him into custody. After six hours of questioning and a flag meeting with Pakistan Rangers, the man was handed back to them.

The BSF didn’t find anything suspicious from Manzoor (70), a resident of Bahawalnagar district of Punjab province. — OC

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