LoC violation: Naib Subedar among three martyred by Indian shelling
Pakistan Army troops replied with a befitting counter-attack on the Indian border post
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Three people, including a soldier, embraced martyrdom on Friday when Indian troops resorted to unprovoked firing along the Line of Control (LoC) at Rakhchikri area of Rawalakot in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK).
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According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the Indian border guards targeted the civil population on the Pakistani side of the LoC with heavy guns. As a result of the shelling, two civilians, including a woman, were killed while one person sustained injuries.
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A Pakistan Army patrol, which had come to assist in the evacuation of people along the danger zone, also came under the Indian fire and Naib Subedar Nadeem also embraced martyrdom, while three of his colleagues got injured.
The Pakistan Army troops replied to the aggression with a befitting response. They fired back at the Indian Army posts which had engaged the country's unarmed civil population. There were reports of casualties on the Indian side as well, the ISPR added.
NSC expresses concerns over repeated Indian shelling, firing along LoC
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the Indian border guards targeted the civil population on the Pakistani side of the LoC with heavy guns. As a result of the shelling, two civilians, including a woman, were killed while one person sustained injuries.
India admits ceasefire violations under 'Operation Arjun'
A Pakistan Army patrol, which had come to assist in the evacuation of people along the danger zone, also came under the Indian fire and Naib Subedar Nadeem also embraced martyrdom, while three of his colleagues got injured.
The Pakistan Army troops replied to the aggression with a befitting response. They fired back at the Indian Army posts which had engaged the country's unarmed civil population. There were reports of casualties on the Indian side as well, the ISPR added.