Minor from Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir Detained After Crossing Line of Control in Poonch
A minor boy from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir was detained in Poonch district after crossing the Line of Control into Indian territory. The boy claims he accidentally strayed while bathing in a river, but Indian security forces are investigating whether the crossing was intentional. The incident occurs amid heightened security concerns about potential terrorist infiltration attempts along the border.
A minor identified as Javid Ali, son of Mohammad Sharief from Tetrinote in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, was detained in the Salotri area of Poonch district after crossing the Line of Control into Indian territory. According to the boy's account, he inadvertently strayed across the LoC while going to a nearby river to bathe. However, Indian security agencies are conducting thorough questioning to determine his actual intentions, as Pakistan has historically used minors as pathfinders to test Indian military alertness and identify infiltration gaps. Officials stated that if the crossing was accidental, the boy would be handed over to Pakistani counterparts within 24 hours. The detention occurs amid intelligence reports indicating terror groups are positioned at multiple launch pads across the LoC, preparing to infiltrate into Jammu and Kashmir during the summer season to intensify terror-related activities.
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Minor Boy From PoK Detained In J&K's Poonch After He Crossed LoC
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