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Pakistani intruder shot dead by BSF in Ferozepur
A Pakistani intruder was today shot dead by BSF when he crossed into Indian territory during the wee hours.
By: PTI
Amritsar | Updated: March 4, 2016 12:26 IST
A Pakistani intruder on Friday shot dead by BSF when he crossed into Indian territory during the wee hours and refused to surrender before the troops patrolling the Indo-Pak border.
A BSF official said that the Pakistani intruder entered the Indian territory through DRD Border Out Post (BOP) falling in the Ferozepur sector.
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The intruder was repeatedly asked to surrender but he kept marching towards the troops who were on night patrol. The BSF personnel then opened fire, killing him on the spot.
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A mobile phone with a Pakistani sim was found near the body.
First published on: 04-03-2016 at 12:23 IST
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