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The intruders were hiding in the Harami Nala Creek area.
The Border Security Force (BSF) has arrested 6 Pakistani nationals from Harami Nala Creek area of Gujarat. These 6 infiltrators have been arrested during the ongoing operation against the attempts to infiltrate into the Indian border through the sea. Let us tell you, on Thursday, BSF seized 11 Pakistani fishing boats from Harami Nala creek near Kutch district of Gujarat. Since then, the people aboard these were being searched.
The search is on for the other intruders.
Massive search operation continues
It is suspected that some intruders may still be hiding near the creek border, for whom a massive search operation is on. For this, the help of drone cameras is also being taken. Let us inform that yesterday BSF had seized 11 Pakistan boats from the maritime border. Since then, people in the boats were being searched.
The search is on for the other intruders.
The intruders had escaped leaving the boat
The Pakistani fishing boats were seized by the BSF from the Harami Nala Creek area along the Indo-Pakistan maritime border near Kutch district. According to BSF sources, they received information about the infiltration of Pakistani fishing boats and fishermen on Thursday, following which a massive search operation was launched in an area spread over an area of about 300 square kilometres. During this, 11 Pakistani boats were confiscated, while the intruders fled after hearing the BSF call.
The operation is going on under the supervision of the chief of Gujarat Border Security Force.
Drone cameras help
Following the seizure of Pakistani boats, the BSF has launched a search operation in the Gulf region to find out if any more such boats from the neighboring country have entered Indian waters. According to BSF’s Gujarat Frontier Inspector General GS, during routine patrolling, the landscape of the area was taken with the help of drone cameras, which detected fishing boats in the Harami Nala area. After this, the BSF team immediately reached the spot and seized the Pakistani boats.
On hearing the BSF’s call, the intruders fled leaving the boat.
Harami Nala is a swampy area of 22 km.
‘Harami Nala’ is a 22 km long sea route dividing India and Pakistan in the Kutch region of Gujarat. Some part of Barmer district of Rajasthan also touches here. There is a lot of swamps and water here. Lobsters and other precious fishes are found here. Although their hunting is prohibited, but due to being valuable, hunting continues here. The level and velocity of water also keeps on fluctuating according to the season. This swampy drain is about twenty to twenty-two kilometers long and the entire area is like this.