Jammu: The Indian Army and BSF on Wednesday exchanged candy and ado with Pakistani colleagues along the international border (IB) and the control line (LOC) throughout the Jammu area to mark the celebration of Eid-ul-Adha.
Pro Defense Jammu Lt Col Devender Anand, “Indian soldiers and Pakistani soldiers exchanges candy on Eid al-Adha occasion in the Poonch-Rawalakot Crossing Point and Mendhar-Hotspring (Tatapani) District Poonch.” The ceremony is seen as an increase in the size of trust Trust in the background of the ongoing ceasefire between the two countries, “added the col Anand.
Pro Jammu defense LT Col Devender Anand said the ceremony was seen as an increase in the increase in confidence in the background of the ongoing ceasefire between the two countries.
He said,” Greetings and expectations of peace and the best harmony were delivered to the representative of the army sir.
from Indian soldiers.
“The movement is valued by the army and is expected to promote good intentions and mutual trust, ‘said Col Anand.
Likewise the border guards – Border Security Force (BSF) and Mr.
Rangers on Wednesday also exchanged candy to mark the Eid al-Fitr celebration along the international border in the Jammu area.
BSF spokesman said, “The Eid Festival is celebrated everywhere with the border people at the Indo-sir border.” “On this occasion the BSF and Pakistan Rangers forces welcomed each other and exchange candy and exchange Greetings along the IB in Hiranyagar, Samba, Ramgarh, Pura Hospital, Arnia, the pargwal sectors of the Jammu International Border, “said the spokespersons.
He said this first exchanges of candy between two border guard troops after the pulwama incident.” Nothing Cross-border shooting for a long time and farmers on both sides of the border have been able to carry out their agricultural activities peacefully, “he said.