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BSF Order to Farmers on Pahalgam Conflicts: Amid tension with Pakistan, BSF has instructed farmers of villages adjacent to the Amritsar border to harvest crops in two days. The gurudwaras are being appealed that the farmers immediately get caught …Read more
Tension has increased after the Pahalgam terror attack. (News18)
Highlights
- The BSF instructed the farmers to harvest the crop in 2 days.
- Gurdwaras are being appealed to farmers to harvest immediately.
- This step has been taken to increase security along the border.
BSF Order to Farmers on Pahalgam Conflicts: Amid tension from Pakistan, people living in the area adjacent to the international border have been asked to be alert at this time. At any time, the Indian Army can take action to teach Pakistan a lesson. Meanwhile, such an appeal is being made to the gurdwaras in the villages bordering Amritsar, which attracted everyone’s attention. In fact, announcement was made on the Pahalgam terror attack at Gurdwara Sahib of Rodawala village near Attari-Wagha border. Sarpanch Tarsem Singh of the village made this announcement on the instructions of BSF (Border Security Force) officials at Gurdwara Sahib.
It has been said in this announcement that farmers whose land is beyond the wires of the Indo-Pakistan border, they will have to cut their crop within two days. After this, the border will be completely closed and no farmer will be allowed to harvest the crop. Granthi of Gurudwara Sahib, while explaining the seriousness of this order, appealed to the attendees to take immediate action.
The farm is across the wires
In a conversation with the media, Sarpanch Tarsem Singh of Rodawala village said, “We have received clear instructions from BSF officials that the farmers whose land is beyond the boundary, they should cut their crop within two days. After this the gate will be closed, and no one will be allowed to go there. They complete their crops harvesting as soon as possible. “
Crop crops in two days
After this announcement, rapid harvesting work has started in the farmers of the village. Hardev Singh, a farmer from the village, told the media, “Our land is across the fence. After the order of BSF, we have started harvesting our crop immediately. The incident in Pahalgam is very condemnable and we are ready to follow every order of BSF for national security. We will give all possible support for the safety of our country. It is time for unity and responsibility.”
This is difficult for people
The incident in Pahalgam has alerted the security forces, due to which the security system on the border is being tightened. This move of BSF is considered important from the point of view of national security. However, this order is challenging for those farmers whose livelihood is dependent on their border land. The crop is not easy to harvest within a two -day time limit, but the farmers are talking about following the instructions of BSF.