Articles tagged under: Sir Creek

Pakistan used 300–400 drones to attempt infiltration from Leh to Sir Creek: GOI

May 09, 2025
Pakistan used 300–400 drones to attempt infiltration from Leh to Sir Creek: GOI

New Delhi: Pakistan launched 300–400 Turkish drones in wide-scale attacks on Indian military sites late Thursday night, targeting nearly 36 locations from Leh to Sir Creek, Colonel Sofiya Qureshi stated at a joint press briefing by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and the Ministry of Defence this evening. Addressing the media, Colonel Sofiya Qureshi said, "On the night of May 7 and 8, the Pakistani army violated Indian airspace several times over the entire western border with the inten...Read More

Three GHCL staffers out on survey stranded in Harami Nala area for 16 hours rescued by BSF

February 02, 2025
Three GHCL staffers out on survey stranded in Harami Nala area for 16 hours rescued by BSF

Bhuj: Three employees of a private company the Gujarat Heavy Chemicals Limited (GHCL) were rescued by India's Border Security Force (BSF) after they were stranded in a tidal channel of Harami Nala near the Indo-Pakistan border in Kutch district of Gujarat for around 16 hours. The GHCL team consisting Engineer Karansinh Jadeja, Surveyor Ravindra Arechiya and Operator Adarsh Kumar was out on dredging machine for a survey of land and water level in the eastern part of the Harami Nala Creek area ...Read More

PM Narendrabhai Modi celebrates Diwali at Indo-Pak border in Sir Creek area of Kutch

October 31, 2024
PM Narendrabhai Modi celebrates Diwali at Indo-Pak border in Sir Creek area of Kutch

Rann of Kutch: Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi today celebrated the festival of Diwali with armed forces (BSF, Army, Navy, IAF) at Sir - Creek near Indo-Pak border in Kutch district of Gujarat. After arriving at Koteshwar in Kutch from Ekta Nagar (Kevadiya), Modi visited Lakki Nala in the Sir Creek area, where he distributed sweets to the soldiers. In a video shared on an X post, Modi, dressed in a BSF uniform, was seen offering treats to the personnel aboard a patrol vessel. "Glad to hav...Read More

Four Pakistani fishing boats found in Sir Creek area

October 09, 2023
Four Pakistani fishing boats found in Sir Creek area

Bhuj: On Wednesday, India's Border Security Force (BSF) captured two Pakistani fishing boats from Mukunala in Sir Creek area bordering Pakistan in Kutch district of Gujarat. Later on Thursday late in the evening on Thursday, BSF found two more Pakistani boats from the same area. When checked, two mobile phones and three identity cards were found from the boats. They were handed over to Narayan Sarovar police for probe. DeshGujaratRead More

BSF to build 8 vertical bunkers in Sir Creek and Harami Nala areas of Kutch border

January 04, 2023
BSF to build 8 vertical bunkers in Sir Creek and Harami Nala areas of Kutch border

Bhuj: Union Home Ministry has allocated Rs. 50 crore sum for the construction of permanent bunkers at Harami Nala and Sir Creek border areas in Kutch. 8 vertical bunkers of 42 ft in height shall be constructed under this initiative. While 3 bunkers shall be in the Sir Creek area, the other 5 will be in the Harami Nala area. Once ready these structures will offer effective patrolling from the height of 42 ft. 15 BSF jawans will be able to stay on two floors of these structures. The construct...Read More

Pakistani intruder with fishing boat held in Kutch

December 20, 2020
Pakistani intruder with fishing boat held in Kutch

Bhuj: India's Border Security Force (BSF) on Saturday nabbed a Pakistani intruder in Kutch district with his fishing boat near Koteshwar in Padala Creek area of Gujarat bordering Pakistan. On questioning the intruder has revealed he is Khalid Hussain from Shahbandar in Sindh province of Pakistan. A 20-litre of diesel jerrycan, one mobile phone, eight bundles of plastic thread and some crabs are found in his possession. Read More

Narendra Modi again warns PM on Sir Creek(Video)

December 13, 2012

Ahmedabad, 13 December 2012 Narendra Modi again warned the Prime Minister against the giving of Sir Creek to Pakistan. He gave further instances where the Prime Minister and the Defence Minister of India have said that a deal of Sir Creek is possible. He was speaking at an election rallies in Mundra (Kutch district), Nakhatrana (Kutch), Bhabhar (Banaskantha) and Siddhpur (Patan district). He asked the Prime Minister, “Is it not true that when Asif Ali Zardari was ...Read More

PMO’s statement on Modi’s Sir Creek letter

December 12, 2012

Ahmedabad, 12 December 2012 A written statement has been issued by the Prime Minister's office. It has been received through Gujarat Congress headquarter. Full text of the letter is here: The Prime Minister has received a letter dated 12th December 2012 from Shri Narendra Modi, making unsubstantiated allegations and statements about discussions with Pakistan on the Sir Creek issue. These discussions have been carried out by successive Governments of India since the dialo...Read More

Modi warns PM against attempt to hand over Sir Creek to Pakistan(Video)

December 12, 2012

Ahmedabad, 12 December 2012 Attempt to hand over Sir-Creek to Pakistan would be strategic blunder considering the history and sensitivity of regions:Gujarat Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi told PM in a letter. Shri Modi wrote a letter to PM as a concerned citizen of Gujarat. "Handing over Sir-Creek to Pakistan will endanger our energy security from potential oil & gas reserves in future," Shri Modi told the PM in a letter. Content of the letter: "I am w...Read More

Floating fence to guard Gujarat’s Sir-creek border with Pakistan

December 03, 2012

Ahmedabad, 3 December 2012 According to PTI report, India will soon erect a 'floating fence', anchored by submerged metallic meshes, along the disputed Sir Creek and Harami nala border area with Pakistan in Kutch, Gujarat. The Union Home Ministry has entrusted the CPWD and NBCC to install an all-weather 'gabion box' fence along the stretch. The project would have an estimated cost of about Rs 1,200 crore. The 96-km strip in the Rann of Kutch marshes is patrolled round-the-c...Read More