Mamta Banerjee called the wife of BSF jawan hostage in Pakistan, Rajni suggested this path of release

Kolkata: Border Security Force (BSF) constable Purnam Kumar Sahu’s wife said that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee spoke to her on the phone and assured to make every effort for her husband’s release. Rajni, wife of BSF jawan, said that the Chief Minister called her on Sunday evening. Earlier, Rajni had expressed his desire to meet the Chief Minister to meet her husband to speed up her husband’s release attempt. While Mamta Banerjee has spoken to the wife of BSF jawan, on the other hand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to address the nation at 8 pm today. In such a situation, everyone’s eyes are also on the PM’s address. This will be PM Modi’s address to the nation after the Pahalgam terror attack.

BSF jawan in Pakistan’s possession even after 18 days, wife Rajni wants to talk to Mamata Banerjee for husband’s return

Border crossed on 23 April
Sahu (40), posted in Ferozepur sector of Punjab, inadvertently crossed the international border on 23 April and was later taken into custody by ‘Pakistan Rangers’. Rajni, a resident of Rishra in Hooghly district of West Bengal, told reporters that the Chief Minister also asked about my health and assured me that she would ensure medical help for the elderly people of my in -laws. He also assured to make every effort for the release of my husband. Rajni also went to the attic border as tension between India and Pakistan increased but then returned from there.

What will be the way to release?
Rajni said that after the consent between India and Pakistan to stop military action, he has spoken to the BSF officials but has not yet received any fresh information. The BSF worker’s wife hoped that her husband would be brought back to the ‘Pakistani Ranger’ through a possible swapping which was caught by Indian forces in Rajasthan on May 3. Senior Trinamool Congress leader and MP Kalyan Banerjee said that he had spoken to the Director General of BSF on Saturday evening regarding Sahu’s release. (With agency input)