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BSF, Pak Rangers hold flag meeting at Int’l Border

DNMUM408483 | 2/24/2018 | Author : DNA Correspondent | WC :197

Srinagar: Border Security Force (BSF) and Pakistan Rangers held a Sector-Commander level flag meeting at the International Border in the Suchetgarh area of Jammu on Friday.
A nine-member BSF delegation was led by PS Dhiman, Deputy Inspector General of BSF, Jammu sector, while. Brigadiar Amjad Hussain, Sector Commander, Sialkot, Punjab led an 11-member Pakistan Rangers’ delegation. The meeting was held in a cordial atmosphere.
“During the meeting, general day-to-day border management issues were discussed. While reiterating BSF’s commitment towards maintaining peace and tranquility on the International Border, BSF officials sought Pakistan Rangers’ cooperation for the same, which was agreed upon,” said a BSF spokesman at Jammu fro
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