Pakistan summons Indian deputy high commissioner over LoC violation

Pakistan calls on India to uphold the ceasefire over the LoC.


Web Desk August 12, 2013
A Pakistani soldier stands guard at the Pakistani side of Kashmir as Pakistan and India open trade route between the Line of Control (LOC) which serves as de-facto border between the India and Pakistani-administered zones. PHOTO: EPA/FILE

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has expressed serious concern over the continuous ceasefire violations by Indian border security forces (BSF) across the Line of Control (LoC) over the past couple of days.

In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the Indian Deputy High Commissioner had been summoned this afternoon to express concern over the ceasefire violation which resulted in the loss of a civilian’s life in Rawalakot.

Pakistan called upon India to uphold the ceasefire over the LoC and reiterated its commitment to the Ceasefire Agreement of 2003, which it said should be respected in letter and spirit by both sides.

The statement also urged the need for abiding by and strengthening existing military mechanisms to ensure that such violations by either country did not occur in the future.

Pakistan was committed to a constructive, sustained and result-oriented process of engagement with India and believed that serious efforts needed to be made in maintaining a positive atmosphere and avoid negative propaganda, it said.

COMMENTS (34)

Kamran Khan | 10 years ago | Reply

@Hafiz: go and comment in your indian newspaper websites where u people heap garbage against us and would abuse a Pakistani if he would comment there

PRO PAK | 10 years ago | Reply

I think we have to learn them what is peace...

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