There is no trust in Pakistan at all, the deployment of soldiers from the border will not be less


New Delhi: After the ceasefire, the soldiers posted on the Pakistan border will not be removed for a few days at the moment. Its decision will be taken after the DGMO meeting to be held on May 12, what to do with the ‘movement’. Right now there will be no shortage or increase in the nafri of the soldiers. Yes, it is so important that now the firing has been stopped, but if Pakistan violates the ceasefire, it will definitely be answered as before.

BSF officials said that their promptness on the Pakistan border is the same as before. Pakistan has no faith. Yes, when the situation between the two countries will be completely cleared after the DGMO meeting and the results are positive, then the deployment from the border will be reduced accordingly. But the way the drone attack on India was carried out by Pakistan on 8 and 9 May, people living in the border areas have to face the most trouble.

As per the requirement, they were also shifted and now work was being done on vacating some villages. But now due to ceasefire, at least the villages of the border area will not be vacated. But there will be no shortage in the promptness of the soldiers. The jawans will remain on alert mode as before, so that there is no action from Pakistan or not to try to infiltrate. Officials say that now the situation will also become normal in the border areas.

Launch pads of terrorists destroyed

In Jammu sector, Pakistani Rangers started shelling at BSF posts without provocation at around 9 pm on Friday night. In response, BSF personnel destroyed a launch pad of terrorists located in the Pakistani border area in Luni in Sialkot district of Pakistan. The post -Pakistani Rangers posts and properties suffered a major damage in counter -firing. However, sources also said that eight BSF personnel were injured in a firing by Pakistan in RS Pura in Jammu.

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