indian army return back pakistani citizen

[definitelynotIndian]

This is what I love to see. Love and peace between the two nations

 

[Korrupter]

sounds like name of a sri lankan cricket player..

yeah!

 

[New World]

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everything looks fine, but these AK type old weapons should be replaced with new fancy and more powerful weapon...

 

[SrNair]

Good Job IA

 

[s.k]

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SSG ?

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

SSG ?

SSG wears woodland camo don't it ?

Multi cam is used by the army!

 

[[Bregs]]

Good job, innocent civilians even if they come om trolling by mistake must be returned back safely

 

[Force-India]

Who else need sweets go to LOC

 

[Imran Khan]

Who else need sweets go to LOC

me but i need to eaten with sunny leone too

 

[[Bregs]]

me but i need to eaten with sunny leone too

 

[IceCold]

me but i need to eaten with sunny leone too

RSS chief chala ga ??

 

[Imran Khan]

RSS chief chala ga ??

 

[Saifullah]

everything looks fine, but these AK type old weapons should be replaced with new fancy and more powerful weapon...

Yup Our Army needs fancy stuff.......

 

[garibnawaz]

Coming back to the topic he was a policeman from AJK police.

According to police authorities he was mentally unstable.

AJK policeman who crossed LoC returns home - Pakistan - DAWN.COM

MUZAFFARABAD: A constable of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) police who had strayed into India-held Kashmir about a month ago was repatriated by Indian officials on Saturday.

Kashif Baig, a resident of Amra Saawan village in district Hattian Bala, had inadvertently crossed the Line of Control towards the western side of Chakothi sector, some 60km south off here.

The constable who is said to be an unbalanced person had been incarcerated by the Indian authorities.

On Saturday, Indian authorities handed him over to Pakistani officials on this side of the LoC at Kaman Bridge. Army officials took him into custody for interrogation.

When asked why an insane person had been recruited, an AJK police officer said the question should be addressed to the high-ups of the police department.