Jammu: To mark the Diwali Festival, your BSF Jam forces on Thursday exchanged candy with Pakistani Rangers at various border posts along the International Border (IB) on the Jammu border.
BSF spokesman Frontier Jammu said that sweets were exchanged in Samba, Arnia, R s Pura, Nikowal and Akhnoor.
“The candy is also offered at BOP OCTRIOI, Chamliyal, Bullechak, Chinaz, Nikowal, BT Forward and other border posts (BOPS).” As a reciprocal movement, Rangers Pak also offers candy for BSF, “he said.
Earlier in August.
14, Indian soldiers and the Border Security Force (BSF) on Saturday exchanging candy with Pakistani soldiers and Rangers respectively on the control line (Loc) and international borders (IB) in Jammu and Kashmir to commemorate Pakistani independence day which falls on August 14.
The first exchange of candy on July 21 was also held on the occasion of Eid al-Adha when the two troops had strictly attended a ceasefire agreement in LOC earlier this year and this year and this year It was the first exchanges of both.
The border guard forces after the Pulwama terror attack in 2019 where 40 CRPF Martyred personnel.
India has suspended the exchange of candy with Pakistani troops at the festival after the attack.
BSF, Pak Rangers exchanges candy to mark the Diwali celebration
