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Intruder held in Jammu

The BSF caught a Pakistani man while he was trying to sneak into the Indian territory through the Pakistan border in Jammu. Photo for representation only

New Delhi/Jammu, April 13

The BSF caught a Pakistani man while he was trying to sneak into the Indian territory through the Pakistan border in Jammu.

Identified as 40-year-old Shabbir, he has been handed over to the police, the BSF said. — PTI

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