Do you wait for a beat retreat? When will the public start, know details

Last Updated: May 20, 2025, 11:28 ISTIndia-Pak Tension: Do you also have a waiting retreat waiting, when will the public be started, know one detail. India-pak tension also waiting for beating retreat when for public knowledge will open the beat retreat ceremony from today. (File photo) Highlightsbeting retreat ceremony will start again from May 20, 2025. There will be no tradition of joining hands in the ceremony now. Beating retreat ceremony will be held at 6 pm. The Beating Retreat celebrations start again from 20 May 2025. The ceremony was closed for 12 days due to tension between India and Pakistan. Now after improving the situation, BSF has decided to resume this ceremony with some changes. It is worth mentioning that India started Operation Sindoor after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. In response to this attack, India destroyed terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir. After this, tension between the two countries increased. On May 8, the BSF closed the Beating Retreat celebrations in Attari, Hussainiwala and Saadki keeping in mind the safety of the public. During this time, the process of removing the flag continued, but the public was not allowed to come there. What changed now? Some changes have been made in this ceremony, which started from May 20. There will no longer be the tradition of joining hands between BSF and Pak Rangers as before. Also, the doors of the border will not be opened. Inspector General of BSF’s Punjab Frontier Atul Phuljale said that the ceremony will be kept small and safe. This ceremony will start at 6 pm every evening and people can come to see it. What is a beating retreat? The Beating Retreat celebrations have been a tradition between India and Pakistan since 1959. In this, soldiers of both countries jointly launch the flag of their respective country. Attari (Amritsar), which is in front of Wagah in Pakistan, is in front of Hussainiwala (Ferozepur), which is in front of Ganda Singh Wala, and every evening in Sadki (Fazilka). It not only reflects military discipline, but is also a symbol of a unique tradition between the two countries. —— Polls Module would be displayed here- What is the recent events before this ceremony resumed, there were many incidents between the two countries. On 23 April, BSF personnel Purnam Kumar Shaw, who were posted in Ferozepur, had accidentally crossed the border. He was taken into custody by Pak Rangers. On 14 May, he was handed over to India on the Attari-Wagah border. In return, India also released a Pak Ranger crossing the border on 3 May. After these incidents, the two countries signed a ceasefire agreement on 10 May, which reduced stress. Anoop Kumar Mishraassestant Editoranoop Kumar Mishra is Associated with News18 digital for the last 3 years and is working on the post of assistant editor. He writes on health, aviation and defense sector. He also covers development related to … Read more anoop kumar mishra is associateed with news18 digital for the last 3 years and is working on the post of assistant editor. He writes on health, aviation and defense sector. He also covers development related to … Read more, the latest news of Pakistan, see on News18 India. When will the public start, know details

Source link