Islamabad: Tensions between India and Pakistan have increased significantly since the Pahalgam attack. After the terrorist attack, India has taken several tough steps against Pakistan, after which the neighboring country is furious.
Meanwhile, an Indian BSF jawan accidentally crossed the Ferozepur border area of Punjab in Pakistan, who has been arrested by Pakistani Rangers. It has been three days but the Pakistani army has not released the Indian jawan.
Pak Rangers are not coming for the meeting
In this case, BSF officials are constantly contacting the Pak BSF Rangers and asking for a flag meeting. Pak Rangers are not coming for the meeting although they are talking with BSF personnel. 72 hours have passed but till now no information has been received about the jawan.
Jawan went ashead to rest under a tree
PK Sahu, posted in the 182nd battalion of BSF on the Ferozepur border of Punjab, is a resident of Harisabha area of Rishra in Hooghly. It is being told that he was allegedly with a group of farmers near the border. During this, Pakistan Rangers took him into custody on Wednesday. According to sources, the jawan was in uniform at that time and also had a service rifle. It was being told that he went ahead to rest under a tree and mistakenly went to Pakistan area where he was caught.
Family members are worried
Three days have passed since the BSF jawan was in Pakistan's custody but till now there has been no talk about his release. The jawan's father Bholanath Sahu is constantly contacting the Indian Army and asking questions about his son's release. Amidst the tension between India and Pakistan, his son being in Pakistan Army's custody is increasing his heartbeat. Wife Rajni is also very woprried. The battalion officer has called the father and assured him that a meeting is being held with Pakistan BSF Rangers for the release of jawan PK Sahu and whatever happens next will be informed.
What will the Indian Army do now?
The BSF battalion on behalf of the Indian Army is contacting Pakistan Rangers. However, even after three days, the Rangers are not coming from Pakistan for the flag meeting in this direction. On Saturday, the third day, the Indian BSF kept waiting but the Pakistan BSF Rangers did not come for the meeting. Information has been received from sources that if the Pakistan BSF does not come for the meeting even today, then some big step can be taken after talking to the higher officials.
Prakash Kumar Pandey