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To: JPR who wrote (9800)	11/25/1999 11:06:00 PM
From: JPR	Respond to of 12475

Tunnels found on border with India dawn.com LAHORE, Nov 24: Pakistani authorities have found two tunnels dug from the Indian side of the border which could be used by saboteurs, a senior police officer said on Wednesday. The officer, who did not want to be identified, told Reuters that the tunnels on Pakistan's eastern border could have been used for smuggling or "terrorism". The charge was made a day after a senior Indian police officer was quoted in a news report as saying that Indian troops had found a 4.5-foot (1.3-metre) wide tunnel, dug 100 metres inside their territory originating from the Pakistan side. The officer said one of the two tunnels was dug from the south of an Indian village, Kamalpur, and the other was also close to the same village. "Indian border security forces, in collaboration with smugglers, have dug these tunnels to... send terrorists in Pakistan for subversive activities and smuggling goods," the officer said. The official said the matter of the tunnels was discussed during a meeting of the commanders of the border forces of the two countries held in Lahore last week. As a follow-up of the meeting, border force commanders of the two sides visited one such tunnel on Tuesday.-Reuters