After the situation between India and Pakistan becomes normal, a retreat ceremony will be held between BSF jawans and Pakistani Rangers at 6:30 pm on Tuesday. Apart from this, the gates on the fencing have been opened for the farmers so that they can cultivate the land across the fencing. It is worth mentioning that due to the tension between India and Pakistan, apart from the retreat ceremony between the two countries, the gates on the fencing were also closed.

BSF officials said that the retreat ceremony between BSF jawans and Pakistan Rangers will start at 6:30 pm on Tuesday at Attari, Hussainiwala, and Sadki borders. Now the general public will also be able to come to see the ceremony. It is worth noting that after the Pahalgam attack, the government took a strict decision and closed the gates of the border, and during the war between Pakistan and India, the ceremony was completely stopped on all three borders from May 6.

The taxi union had demanded to start the retreat.

The livelihood of thousands of families of Amritsar's taxi union depends on the tourists who come to see the retreat. Due to the closure of the retreat, their income had completely stopped. Recently, the taxi union had demanded from the government that the retreat should be restarted so that they can support their families.

The gates of the fencing on the border opened for farmers.

During the tension between India and Pakistan, the gates of the fencing on the border were closed. But now the situation between the two countries has become normal. The gates on the fencing have also been opened for the farmers. Now they will be able to go to the other side and do farming. BSF officials said that the soldiers checked all the land across the fencing to see if the enemy had laid land mines. After being completely satisfied, the gates were opened from Monday.

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