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Indian Army offers Pakistan to accept dead bodies of infiltrators killed along the LOC, Pakistan yet to respond

Border Action Teams (BATs) are small units made up of Pakistani special forces and militants who conduct raids across the Line of Control (LoC).

On Saturday, the Indian Army had successfully foiled the attacks by the Pakistan army’s Border Action Team (BAT) on forwarding post in Keran sector of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday, killing at least five to seven Pakistani intruders. After a successful operation, the Indian Army has now offered Pakistan Army to take over the dead bodies of their five to seven Pakistan BAT army soldiers and terrorists, who were killed by Indian Army after they had tried to infiltrate into the country.

The Indian Army has offered to approach the Pakistan Army with a white flag and offered them to take over the dead bodies for last rites of the dead terrorists and Pakistani soldiers. However, the Pakistani Army is yet to respond.

Border Action Teams (BATs) are small units made up of Pakistani special forces and militants who conduct raids across the Line of Control (LoC).

The Indian Army had launched a counter-attack against Pakistan Border Action Team (BAT) near Keran sector of Jammu and Kashmir. During the operation, at least four bodies belonging to Pakistan Army’s Special Service Group (SSG) commandos or terrorists were seen in close proximity of an Indian post in the sector.  The Indian Army had continued its search operations and attempts to recover these bodies.

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