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The Indian Army has apprehended a minor Pakista&shy;ni boy in Nowshera sector of the J&amp;K, whom they suspect might have been sent across to probe infiltration routes, an officer said on Saturday.
"A patrol of the Indian Army along the LoC apprehended a 12-year-old intruder from Pakistan occupied Kashmir late on Friday," Defence Ministry spo&shy;k&shy;esman Lieutenant Colonel Manish Mehta said.
The boy, Ashfaq Ali Chauhan, was identified as the son of a retired Baluch Regiment soldier Hussain Malik. The minor has been handed over to the police for further investigations.
Students clash with cops again Clashes broke out on Sat&shy;u&shy;rday between protesting students and security forces in Handwara town in north and Pulwama in south Kashmir. Several students have been inju&shy;red in the clashes. A police raid on a government degree college in Pulwama on April 15 had triggered widespread protests by students across Kashmir, on April 17.

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The Indian Army has apprehended a minor Pakista&shy;ni boy in Nowshera sector of the J&amp;K, whom they suspect might have been sent across to probe infiltration routes, an officer said on Saturday

12-year-old Pakistani 'intruder' arrested in Jammu and Kashmir

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