Indo-pak Cross-border Tunnel

A Border Security Force (BSF) team, probing the intrusion of four Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists killed recently in Jammu's Nagrota, entered 200 metres inside Pakistan to find the mouth of a cross-border underground tunnel used by terrorists to enter India, top officials said on Tuesday.

The BSF strongly raised the issue of unprovoked firing, killing of civilians and usage of tunnels for cross-border crimes along the Indo-Pak border during a high-level meeting with their counterparts-- Pakistan Rangers -- that concluded in New Delhi today.

A Border Security Force (BSF) team, probing the intrusion of four Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists killed recently in Jammu's Nagrota, entered 200 metres inside Pakistan to find the mouth of a cross-border underground tunnel used by terrorists to enter India, top officials said on Tuesday.

The BSF strongly raised the issue of unprovoked firing, killing of civilians and usage of tunnels for cross-border crimes along the Indo-Pak border during a high-level meeting with their counterparts-- Pakistan Rangers -- that concluded in New Delhi today.