DG BSF and all levels pay tribute to Sub Inspector MD Imteyaz

DG BSF and all rankings on Sunday pay tribute to BSF Deputy Inspector MD Imteyaz, who died in Pakistan’s cross-border fire at the international border of the RS Pura area in Jamu.“DG BSF and all levels pay tribute to BSF sub-inspector MD Imteyaz served the country on May 10, and Prahari Pariwar was in line with his bereavement family during this difficult time during the cross-border fires along the international border of the RS Pura region,” BSF said.
Earlier, the BSF also informed that a wreath ceremony of full honor will be held at the Frontier headquarters in Paloura on May 11.
India said on Saturday that Pakistan violated the understanding that DGMO achieved earlier in the day in the context of shutdowns and military operations, and that Indian troops are retaliating and handling border invasions.

Foreign Minister Vikram Misri said in a special briefing that this is a breach of the understanding drawn earlier today and that India is very serious about these violations.

India calls on Pakistan to take appropriate measures to address these violations and to handle the situation with serious and responsible. Misri said the armed forces in India were strongly dealt with to deal with any repeated violations of borders by international borders, and in the past few hours, the night of the night, the night of the ordinary commander, a family of violations against the general aggression. The Armed Forces responded appropriately to these violations earlier today and we are very serious about them. ”

He added: “We call on Pakistan to take appropriate measures to address these violations and to deal with the situation with serious and accountable responsibility. The armed forces have maintained a strong vigilance about the situation. They have directed strongly to deal with any duplicate instances of border violations along the international border.”

Earlier in the day, Foreign Minister Misri told the media that the Director-General of Pakistan’s Military Operations was in contact with his Indian counterparts.

He said: “The Director General of Pakistan Military Operations (DGMO) gave Indian DGMO at 15:35 pm this afternoon. A consensus was reached between them that both sides would cease all shooting and military operations on land and air and sea, effective from 1,700 hours of Indian Standard Time.”

He added: “Today, both sides have provided instructions to make this understanding effective. The directors of the military operations will talk again on 1200 hours on May 12.”

Foreign Minister S Jaishankar pointed out in an article on X that India will continue its firm and uncompromising position against terrorism. (ANI)