Pakistani Rangers Force and Indian Border Security Force have issued joint declaration
with pledge to stopping the indiscriminate firing at the border and
repatriate the persons who would mistakenly cross the border.
Pakistani and Indian Rangers officials meeting was held at the joint check post Wagah.
Pakistani delegation was lead by Brigadier Wali Muhammad and Indian
delegation was lead by DIG Sri Wasu Diwan, who said that dialogues
should be result-oriented meaningful, adding that he has directed the
Indian border security force to avoid the human rights violations
instead of the fact that the citizen is from Pakistan or India.
Brigadier Wali Muhammad said that during the meeting all the matters
related to the border were discussed. However, seizing indiscriminate
border firing and without any delay of repatriation of persons who
mistakenly cross the border was discussed.
After session, a joint declaration has been issued in which both
delegations were emphasized on the need of increasing bilateral
cooperation.
According to declaration, both the countries emphasized to take
stern action against stopping of smuggling and stress was also laid on
the need of taking effective measures for stopping the cross border
firing.
They said that the matters related to the construction of the
defence installation neat the border would be solved amicably;
meanwhile both countries also agreed to encourage the local commanders
for the solution of the petty matters at the borders. SANA
