News Topic:Border Security Force (BSF)

BSF trooper injured in bear attack in Budgam

SRINAGAR — A paramilitary BSF personnel was injured in a bear attack during duty at DC residence in central Kashmir’s Budgam district, officials said...

Detected tunnel along IB in Jammu, says BSF

NEW DELHI — The Border Security Force (BSF) has detected a tunnel just beneath the India-Pakistan international border fence in Jammu, officials said on Saturday.The...

BSF trooper, Uri woman dies of COVID-19, J&K toll 137

The death toll due to COVID-19 mounted to 137 in Kashmir Valley after two more patients, a 55-year-old woman from Uri in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district and a paramilitary BSF trooper, died here on Monday.

Copter carrying assignment for militant shot down by BSF: Police Chief

Jammu Kashmir Police Chief Dilbagh Singh on Tuesday said that a copter was shot down by BSF and it was carrying consignment for a militant operating in south Kashmir.

BSF shoots down drone in Kathua

BSF has shot down a drone from Pakistan near Kathua and recovered among other things M4 US made rifle, Director General of Police Dilbag Singh said.

Youth injured during ‘scuffle’ with BSF in Rafiabad

A-22-year old youth was critically injured after a road opening party of BSF hit him with a stick on his head in Ladoora area of Rafiabad in north Kashmir on Thursday.

In J&K, 15 militants, 15 forces personnel killed in May

Probably for the first time since the eruption of militancy in Jammu and Kashmir, the number of militants killed is equal to the number of casualties suffered by government forces in a single month of any year.

Police arrest youth in connection with BSF men’s killing

Police have arrested a youth in connection with the killing of two BSF personnel here in Kashmir capital Srinagar.

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