Pak intruder held in Bhuj

In an alarming incident of intrusion from the neighbouring country, a Pakistani national was held by Gujarat Police in Bhuj, a district headquarter of bordering Kutch district.This is second such incident in a gap of just four days, as one Pakistani was nabbed by Border Security Force (BSF) on Monday, July 20 near Vigho Kot area of Kutch district, falling near the international boundary.  

According to police, the intruder (23) has been identified as Mohmmed Badshah and during the interrogation he claimed that he was hailing from Mahmadpura village of Muzzaffarnagar district in Pakistan.The Pakistani intruder, who is dumb, communicated writing in Urdu with police. According to the cops, he tried to get shelter at a mosque in Bhuj but instead of supporting him, the locals handed him over to a Kutch-based NGO — Manav Jyot. During a conversation, they doubt about his credentials and called the local police.

When police asked him forcefully, he accepted that he was from Pakistan. “We did not recover anything objectionable from the intruder. Since he is not able to speak, our Special Operation Group (SOG) are trying to communicate with him in best possible manner,” said police officer KG Desai.The intruder nabbed by BSF jawans four days ago was identified as Hammid Gul Hassan. The 40-year-old Pakistani national was also found mentally unstable and currently he is under the supervision of Kutch police as after questioning him BSf gave his custody to police.