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Home » Pak intruder detained along IB in Samba

Pak intruder detained along IB in Samba

He is likely to be repatriated after completion of necessary formalities shortly, the officials said.
KO Web DeskBy KO Web DeskMarch 25, 2026 Top Stories 1 Min Read
He is likely to be repatriated after completion of necessary formalities shortly, the officials said.
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A Pakistani intruder was detained by Border Security Force (BSF) along the International Border in Jammu and Kashmir’s Samba district on Wednesday, officials said.

Alert BSF troops picked up the movement of an elderly Pakistani opposite Border Out Post Bhaller in Ramgarh sector and subsequently challenged him when he intruded into this side, the officials said.

He is likely to be repatriated after completion of necessary formalities shortly, the officials said.

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