An announcement is being made to harvest the crop from the gurdwaras near the Attari border. At the same time, people are being checked at the blocks put before the border.
A high alert has been issued on the Pakistan border adjacent to Punjab after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. The state has India-Pakistan border in Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Pathankot, Tarn Taran, Ferozepur and Fazilka. Border Security Force (BSF) in all places
,
BSF has asked the farmers who have cultivated on the other side of the barbed wires on the Pakistan border. An announcement was made from gurdwaras in the village around the Attari border. In which it was said that farmers should harvest wheat within 2 days. After this the gates will be closed. However, farmers have demanded more time. He says that the crop will not be cut in 2 days.
An announcement is being made from the gurdwaras of all the villages around the Attari border.
At the same time, the process of returning to the country of Pakistani citizens continues through the Attari border of Amritsar. The block is jammed before the attic border. BSF teams are allowing people to go ahead only after checking. The government has given time till April 27 to return. At the same time, medical visas have been asked to leave the country by 29 April.
Here, the traders of Amritsar kept the market closed in protest against the Pahalgam terror attack. These include Shastri Market, Gaggu Mandi, Sarafa Bazar, Katra Jaimal Singh, Katra Ahluwalia, Pratap Bazar, Goenka Market, Old Mandi, Focal Point. Members of 16 Market Association burnt the effigy of Pakistan at the hall gate.
2 photos of performance in Amritsar …
In Amritsar, traders demonstrated from Katra Jaimal Singh Market to Hall Gate. He burnt the effigy of Pakistan at the hall gate.
Most of the markets of Amritsar remained closed. Police was also deployed for security.