The action has come following detection of several incidents of the trucks coming from PoK were carrying narcotics, weapons and Indian currency.
April 18, 2019Shelling by Pakistani troops started barely 10 minutes after the trade had started when 31 trucks from POK carrying almonds, walnuts, dry dates, herbs etc entered the Indian side around noon.
March 13, 201934 truckloads of tomatoes, bananas, pomegranate, herbs etc dispatched from Chakan-da-Bagh in Poonch to PoK, while 16 trucks carrying dry dates, almonds, and herbs etc came to Poonch from the other side
February 27, 2019A total number of 17 passengers were exchanged at Chakan-da-Bagh point but not a single fresh traveller came from PoK.
February 25, 2019The LoC bus service, as also LoC trade, have been suspended till further orders
February 18, 2019Jammu and Kashmir Governor N.N.Vohra on Wednesday ordered that re-verification of all traders engaged in cross-Line of Control (LoC) trade should be undertaken and those with dubious credentials should be debarred from engaging in this trade. He gave the direction at a high-level meeting of officials here to review issues related to LoC trade and …
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July 18, 2018