Woman who strayed into Pakistan handed over to India
Pakistan Army termed it as a "continuation of efforts to maintain peace
Abu Dhabi - Emirates Voice
Pakistan on Tuesday handed over to the Indian authorities a woman who had "inadvertently" crossed the Line of Control.
Terming it as a gesture of goodwill the Pakistan Army said in its "continuation of efforts to maintain peace and tranquility along Line of Control (LoC), Azmat Jan has been returned at Rawala-Poonch crossing Point on humanitarian grounds," the Inter Services Public Relations said.
Jan who, according to the statement, hails from Degwar Maldialan (in Jammu and Kashmir) had inadvertently crossed the LoC in Chirikot Sector.
In January, Pakistan had returned an Indian solder who had crossed the LoC as a "goodwill gesture".
Source: Khaleej Times
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