Pakistani national with snake held at border in Kutch district
May 05, 2016
Bhuj
A Pakistani national, who appeared to be a snake-charmer, was held by the Border Security Force (BSF) along the Indo-Pak border near Khavda in Kutch district of Gujarat.
He was identified as Javed, resident of Tando Jaan village in Sindh province of Pakistan. He was arrested last evening, a BSF official said.
“He appeared to be a snake-charmer who may have entered the Indian territory by mistake. We found a snake, Pakistani currency, an I-card and some food items on him,” said the official.
Javed was handed over to Khavda police for further inquiry, added the official.
PTI
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