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UP's 'Sher' Detained at Border with 14 Pakistani Numbers; Agencies Investigate.
- •BSF detained a suspicious youth near the India-Pakistan border in Samba district.
- •The youth's phone contained 14 mobile numbers with the +92 country code, belonging to Pakistan.
- •The suspect was identified as Sher Khan from Uttar Pradesh, currently residing in Gummat, Jammu.
- •A joint team of BSF, IB, and Jammu & Kashmir Police is interrogating Sher Khan.
- •Agencies are investigating Sher Khan's connection to cross-border individuals and potential involvement in espionage.
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The BSF detained Sher Khan near the India-Pakistan border in the Samba district after he was spotted acting suspiciously and trying to hide from a patrolling team. Upon surrendering, a check of his mobile phone revealed 14 Pakistani phone numbers starting with the +92 country code, raising serious security concerns.
Initial investigations revealed that Sher Khan is originally from Uttar Pradesh and was currently living in the Gummat area of Jammu. Following his preliminary interrogation by the BSF, he was handed over to the Ramgarh Police Station for further questioning.
A joint team consisting of the BSF, the Intelligence Bureau (IB), and the Jammu and Kashmir Police is conducting a marathon interrogation of Sher Khan. The team is investigating whose Pakistani numbers are on his phone, his potential connection to cross-border networks, and the real motive behind his stay in Jammu.
