Pak intruder held by BSF along IB in Punjab
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A Pakistani ''intruder'' was apprehended by the Border Security Force (BSF) on Friday from along the India-Pakistan International Border in Punjab, a force spokesperson said.
The intruder crossed the front on the intervening night of 9-10 March and entered into India from the area of border post 'Tirath' in Ferozepur sector of the state, he said.
''During initial questioning the man informed he was a resident of Khyber district of Pakistan,'' the spokesperson said.
A joint team of security and intelligence officials are questioning him currently and he may be handed over to the local police later, officials said.
The incident comes a day after a Bangladeshi and a Pakistani national were similarly apprehended by the border force along this front in Punjab.
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