Sialkot police arrested a citizen of the Indian state of Punjab for illegally crossing the working boundary and registered a case.

Sialkot Cantt police said they arrested Harinder Singh, an Indian national who had entered Pakistan by crossing the working boundary illegally.

He said that Harinder Singh belonged to Kamalpur area of ​​India and he was arrested near Kundanpur on Sajitgarh Road.

A Sialkot police spokesman said that accused Harinder Singh mentioned his father’s name as Kashmir Singh.

According to the spokesman, the police of Cantt police station arrested the Indian citizen near Kundanpur where he was walking and had entered Pakistan illegally through Sialkot.

Sialkot police registered a case against Harinder Singh under Foreigners Act 1946, 14 on the complaint of police personnel and further investigation is underway.

It may be recalled that in June this year, security forces arrested two Indian nationals from the Line of Control (LoC) who had confessed to crossing the border for espionage.

Security forces handed over the accused to Gilgit-Baltistan police, who seized Indian currency, identity cards and other documents from the detainees.

Gilgit Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Raja Mirza Hassan presented the alleged spies to the media at a press conference.

The SSP said that both belonged to occupied Kashmir and they were forcibly sent to Pakistan for espionage but both were arrested immediately after crossing the LOC in Gilgit-Baltistan.

The detained Indian spies had introduced themselves as Noor Mohammad Wani and Feroz Ahmed Lone, residents of Achhora village in Gurez Tehsil of Bandipur District of Occupied Kashmir.

They had said that they had to enter Pakistan after being forced by Indian military officers, adding that the Indians had intimidated and tortured them and force them to work against Pakistan.