Boys held for Uri attack, freed
Border Security Force handed Awan and Khursheed to the Pakistan Rangers at the Wagah border.
Lahore/Wagah: Two teenage boys from PoK, against whom the NIA dropped charges of conspiracy in the Uri terror strike, were on Friday reunited with their families at the Wagah border after spending nearly six months in detention.
Faisal Hussain Awan and Ahsan Khursheed had been handed over to the Jammu-based 16 Corps of the army this week after the probe agency came to the conclusion that the two had strayed into the Indian side after a tiff with their parents due to the pressure of studies.
Border Security Force handed Awan and Khursheed to the Pakistan Rangers at the Wagah border. "I am extremely happy to see my son among us. I am thankful to the governments of Pakistan and India for the safe release of my son," Awan's father said.