Pakistani Rangers pull back ex-minister as he steps into Indian territory

November 06, 2014 20:50

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf vice chairman Shah Mehmood Qureshi accidentally crossed the Zero Line at Wagah Border this evening while shaking hands with Indian tourists from the other side. The incident comes after the minister visited the Wagah Border where blasts had killed 61 people last Sunday. While visiting the zero line, Qureshi, of Imran Khan's PTI, went ahead for a handshake with Indian officials and in the process stepped across the border. Private television channels showed that a Pakistan Rangers official rushed towards him and immediately pulled him back on the Pakistan side of the border.

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