Archive · 28 Nov 2025
Pakistani Intruder Caught in Rajasthan's Barmer
A young man named Hindal from Pakistan was found hiding in a cattle shed in India, near the border.
He was spotted by villagers and taken into custody by the Border Security Force.
The authorities are still investigating why he crossed the border and what his intentions were.
No suspicious items were found on him, and he is now being questioned further by the police.
A Pakistani man, Hindal (24), was caught hiding in a cattle shed near the International Border in Barmer, Rajasthan.
Villagers spotted him and informed the Border Security Force (BSF).
Hindal is suspected to have crossed the border fencing under the cover of darkness.
No suspicious material was found on him during the initial interrogation.
He was handed over to the Sedwa police station for further investigation.
- Who
- Hindal, a 24-year-old Pakistani national
- What
- A Pakistani intruder was caught hiding in a cattle shed
- When
- Wednesday morning
- Where
- Near the International Border in Barmer, Rajasthan
- Why
- Not explicitly stated, but suspected to have crossed the border under the cover of darkness
- Intruder's Name
- Hindal (24)
- Intruder's Residence
- Nayatala village, Mithi area, Pakistan
- Location of Capture
- Cattle shed near International Border, Barmer, Rajasthan
- Date of Capture
- Wednesday morning
- Distance from Border
- 200 metres inside Indian territory
- Authorities Involved
- Border Security Force (BSF), Sedwa Police Station
- Suspicious Material Found
- None