Tragic Heat Exposure Claims Two BSF Lives at India-Pakistan Border

A Border Security Force officer and a jawan succumbed to extreme heat exposure during a patrol at the 'Harami Nallah' creek area on the India-Pakistan border in Gujarat. The incident happened on Friday, resulting in the unfortunate deaths of an Assistant Commandant and a Head Constable due to heat stroke and dehydration.

A Border Security Force officer and a jawan succumbed to extreme heat exposure during a patrol at the 'Harami Nallah' creek area along the India-Pakistan border in Gujarat, official sources reported Saturday.

The incident, which occurred on Friday, involved an Assistant Commandant and a Head Constable who reportedly suffered from heat stroke and dehydration while patrolling the zero line, sources disclosed.

The affected BSF personnel were promptly taken to a health facility in Bhuj; however, medical efforts could not save their lives, the sources confirmed.

(With inputs from agencies.)