Indian Border Security Forces (BSF) Director General KK Sharma, who is set to retire from the post, has alleged that the Pakistani military has become “more aggressive” since Imran Khan became the Prime Minister, reported The Statesman. Referring to the “killing” of BSF Head Constable Narender Singh on September 18 in Ramgarh sector along the International Border, General Sharma said, “This happened after Imran Khan took over as Prime Minister”. He also referred to the killing as a Border Action Team operation. There were three bullet wounds on the chest and there was a slit mark on the throat,” General Sharma claimed. The BSF chief said that there had been no firing since the incident happened and that Pakistan Rangers have denied the killing.

Source: Pakistan Today September 29, 2018 10:41 UTC