Indian man arrested for crossing Pakistan border without visa or permission. Authorities in Pakistan have arrested an Indian national after he reportedly crossed the international border into Pakistani territory. The incident occurred earlier this week in raising concerns over border security and cross-border movements. Pakistani security forces arrested an Indian citizen in Kasur district after he allegedly crossed the border.
Authorities said they detained him on suspicion of spying and then handed him over to the police for further action. Rangers picked up the man from the Sehjarra area of Kasur after they saw him inside Pakistan’s borders. After taking him into custody, the Rangers transferred him to the police officials. Police identified the detainee as Sharandeep Singh. They said the Rangers arrested him for violating Pakistan’s territorial boundary.
According to police, Singh belongs to Shahkot tehsil in Jalandhar. Rangers later handed him to Ganda Singh police station, where investigators have opened further inquiries. According to officials, the man was taken into custody immediately after being spotted near the border. Law enforcement is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the crossing, including whether it was accidental or intentional. The individual is being questioned under relevant laws. Pakistani authorities have assured that the matter is being handled according to proper legal procedures.
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Border security forces emphasized that such incidents are rare but remain a serious concern due to the sensitive nature of the India-Pakistan border. They reiterated their commitment to maintaining strict surveillance and preventing unauthorized crossings. The arrest has drawn attention on both sides of the border, with local and national authorities closely monitoring the situation. Diplomatic channels may also be involved if required. Though no official statements from the Indian side have been released yet.