Pak army hands over Indian boy who crossed LoC inadvertently

November 19, 2014 00:55

The Pakistan army today handed over a13-year-old boy to Indian authorities after he had inadvertently crossed the Line of Control.

Manzar Hussain, a student of class 8 and a resident of Jhanagar village in Kashmir, had mistakenly crossed the LoC in Asal Kass Nullah of Khui Ratta sector on November 14, the Pakistan military said.

He was handed over to Indian authorities at Chakoti-Uri crossing point by military, it said.

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