India side not affected by blast at border crossing with Pakistan - Indian official


  • World
  • Monday, 03 Nov 2014

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Indian side of the main border crossing between Pakistan and India was not affected by a suicide bomb that killed at least 45 people on the Pakistani side, border security authorities said.

Ashok Kumar, inspector general of India's Border Security Force, said the blast took place 500 meters from the Wagah border at about 6:15 PM local time.

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