Indian who inadvertently crossed border sent back: ISPR
By Monitoring Report
April 30, 2018
RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Army on Sunday sent back an Indian citizen who had crossed the border by mistake, said the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). Dilwandar Singh, 23, was handed over to Indian officials at the Wagah Border after the Punjab Rangers conducted the routine legal process. Singh had entered Balanwala village near Kasur on March 6, 2017, said the military’s media wing. The man expressed his gratitude for being cared for and safely sent back by the Pakistani security authorities.
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