Border Security Force  

A suspected Pakistani intruder was apprehended by the Border Security Force (BSF) from Akhnoor sector along the International Border (IB) area last night while he was trying to sneak into India.
                    

Border Security Force (BSF) nabbed an Indian trying to cross over to Pakistan for terrorist training. He has been identified as Shahid Ali and has been handed over to the police. Shahid was allegedly in touch with terrorists in Pakistan through WhatsApp.
 

BSF’s 73rd battalion is celebrating Vijay Diwas by felicitating the family members of martyrs in Amritsar.

On the occasion of Vijay Diwas, the Jalandhar BSF personnel took part in a bicycle rally to commemorate Kargil War and remember the sacrifices of the soldiers
 

Kutch, Devbhoomi Dwarka, Porbandar, Rajkot, Junagarh, Diu, Gir Somnath, Amreli and Bhavnagar districts are expected to be worst affected by cyclone Vayu

A top official of BSF said that, in different operations, troops of the Border Security Force of Guwahati Frontier apprehended two Indian cattle smugglers along with six cattle heads on the intervening night of May 12 and May 13

The Supreme court this year has dismissed a petition filed against a judgment of the Delhi high court and has asked the department of personnel and training (DoPT) to issue a letter turning the paramilitary forces into organised services, favouring cadre officers

The Border Security Force (BSF) on Wednesday detained a 50-year-old person, who crossed the border from Pakistan’s side at the Rann of Kutch. The BSF, however, said that nothing has been recovered from his possession.

A teenager was returned to the Border Security Force in India by Pakistan Rangers as a move of goodwill. Last year, India had returned two Pakistani nationals.

According to MHA data, the number of casualties has risen on all sides — security forces, civilians and terrorists — even as the forces intensify counter-terror operations and Pakistan pushes more infiltrators across the LoC and international border

“Despite the best efforts from the chairman of Amarnath Shrine Board, Governor NN Vora, the Army and Border Security Forces, it is unlikely that the roads will become suitable for travel in near future,” Sri Sri Ravi Shankar said.