Suspicious bird caught near pakistan-india border in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan

The bird has a ring around its right leg that is written with several numerals and alphabets. The BSF has not, however, yet made the details of the matter.

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Suspicious bird caught near pakistan-india border in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan

The Border Security Forces (BSF) on Thursday successfully captured a tagged bird on the Jaisalmer boundary in yet another instance involving trapping a suspicious bird close to the border. Notably, the bird has a ring around its right leg that is written with several numerals and alphabets. The BSF has not, however, yet made the details of the matter.

A migrating bird crossed the international boundary between Barmer and Jaisalmer earlier in June of this year. Near the village of Vishnu Ki Dhani, the residents caught an Asiatic Hubara bird and gave it to the 87 Batallion of the Border Security Force (BSF).
It was discovered that the bird had two more rings on its right foot in addition to the one made of aluminum. There was a green plastic ring on the left foot. On the rings, a few markings that appeared to be numbers could be seen. Additionally, it carried a tag with the words "United Arab Emirates" printed on it in its claws. To learn more about the tags, rings, and whether the bird was a spy or not, an investigation was launched.