BSF seizes 11 Pakistani fishing boats in Bhuj.  |  Photo Credit: ANI
New Delhi: The Border Security Force (BSF) on Thursday said that three commando groups of the Indian Air Force (IAF) have been air-dropped from three different directions to locate the suspected Pakistanis hiding in Gujarat’s Sir Creek area.
According to the BSF Gujarat, the commandos are closing in where the Pakistanis are hiding. “It’s extreme marshy area, mangroves and tidal waters are making troops’ task challenging. The operation is still in progress,” it said.
Earlier today, the BSF informed that eleven Pakistani fishing boats have been seized in the creek area of Harami Nalla in Gujarat’s Bhuj.
Three Commando groups of Indian Air Force have been air-dropped from 3 different directions, commandos are closing in where the Pakistanis are hiding. Extreme marshy area, mangroves &tidal waters are making troops’ task challenging. The operation is still in progress: BSF Gujarat pic.twitter.com/bgW872d2Pr
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“Intrusion of Pakistani fishing boats and fishermen was detected on February 9 in the general area of Harami Nalla, Gujarat. During overnight search operations, eleven Pakistani fishing boats were seized. Operation is still in progress,” the BSF said.
