Surveillance strengthened at Indo-Pak border in Barmer after BSF nabs suspected Pakistani intruder

Border Incident in Barmer

A young Pakistani national was apprehended by the Border Security Force (BSF) near the Indo-Pak border in Rajasthan’s Barmer district. He was discovered hiding in a cowshed at Jat Ke Bera village, just 200 meters from the international boundary. Locals noticed his suspicious movements and promptly alerted the BSF, leading to his capture.

Security Response

Following the arrest, surveillance and vigil along the border have been intensified. According to officials, additional checkpoints and patrol units have been deployed in the vicinity as part of precautionary measures. Authorities are also conducting detailed questioning to determine whether the individual crossed the border deliberately or by mistake.

Community Role

Local residents played a crucial role in alerting the authorities. Their quick action prevented a potential security lapse and allowed BSF personnel to respond efficiently. Officials have praised the community’s vigilance and cooperation in safeguarding the sensitive border region.

“The BSF remains alert and fully prepared to handle any breach along the western border,” said a senior officer involved in the operation.

Investigation Underway

The captured intruder is under interrogation to uncover his motives and origin. Initial findings suggest that he may have entered Indian territory through an unfenced stretch of the desert border. The authorities are examining whether the incident indicates a larger infiltration attempt.

Author’s Summary: After locals spotted a suspicious man near the border, BSF captured a Pakistani intruder in Barmer, prompting stronger surveillance and community-backed security measures.

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The Shillong Times The Shillong Times — 2025-11-27

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