Alleged attacks by Indian army kills another Pakistani soldier

Firing kills one soldier and injures a woman in Pakistan.


Web Desk August 24, 2013
The LoC serves as a de-facto border between India and Pakistan. PHOTO: REUTERS/FILE

KOTLI: The Indian army on Saturday allegedly violated the ceasefire along the Line of Control (Loc) in Nakial Sector, Azad Kashmir, by firing across the border and killing one Pakistani soldier besides injuring a woman, Express News reported.

The incident follows two consecutive days of firings across the LoC that have resulted in the deaths of at least four army personnel.

On Friday, Pakistan had summoned the Indian High Commissioner to lodge a strong protest against the killing of two Pakistani soldiers (Captain Sarfraz and Sepoy Gul Wahab) and the injury of four others (including civilians) from unprovoked firing along the LoC from the Indian side of the border.

Cross border incidents of firing across the sensitive LoC have heightened tensions between the two nuclear armed neigbhours and have prompted world concern.

COMMENTS (38)

Hassan | 11 years ago | Reply

@Khurram

India is a rogue nation with rogue army…nothing surprised me here

As if pakistan army is a bunch of sheeps with an inventory of peace loving unlethal strategic assets & non state actors.

Gp65 | 11 years ago | Reply @Punjabi: Yes. They were riots in which 754 Muslims and 250 Hindus died. They happened more than 11 years ago. They were triggered by the fact that some Muslim extremists burnt 58 Hindu pilgrims alive. Since you have so much interest in Gujarat, can I ask you how many people died in communal riots in Gujarat in the last 11 years? Answer is ZERO. How many Hindus were convicted for their role in the Gujarat riots? 33( in addition to Muslims who were also convicted). Now let me ask you in Karachi where everyone is a Muslim, how many people's have been killed in a target killing in the last 11 years? How many people have been convicted? Do not view the world through a purely religious prism.
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