India to give Pakistan 'befitting reply' over LoC violations, warns Shinde

Additional Indian troops are being rushed to the Indo-Pakistan border, Indian Union Home Minister says.


Web Desk October 23, 2013
Indian Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde. PHOTO: REUTERS

NEW DELHI: As India accused Pakistan of heavy shelling at more than 30 locations along the Line of Control (LoC), Indian Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde said Pakistan will “get a befitting reply,” to the alleged attacks Zee News reported on Wednesday.

According to the Indian media, a Border Security Force (BSF) member and six others were injured during the recent exchange of fire.

"I am reviewing the security situation along the Line of Control and the International Border. Additional BSF troops are being rushed to the Indo-Pakistan border,” he said.

Earlier today, Express News reported that the Indian army violated the LoC in the Sialkot area.

Unprovoked firing and shelling allegedly occurred in the Chaprar and Charwah sectors displacing many people from their homes.

Detailed report on recent LoC violations here.

COMMENTS (58)

Bakhtiyar Ghazi Khan | 10 years ago | Reply

It is obvious that is was the plan of India from the beginning. India took full advantage of the US invasion of Afghanistan to buy out Karzai and use his mercenaries to attack Pakistani civilians and massacre Pukhtoon villages in Afghanistan. India is now firing at and shooting Sialkot and Kashmiri civilians from Occupied Kashmir. India, Israel, US, and Karzai are openly funding BLA and TTP to bomb Pakistani hospitals, schools, police, army barracks, and mosques. Furthermore, Indian funded terrorists are murdering foreign tourists in Pakistan and even attacked 2 churches in Peshawar to defame Pakistan's international image. Not to mention the Indian attack on Sri Lankan cricket team which has resulted in damage to Pakistani international cricket.

This is a total war, being wages on all fronts by India against Pakistan to deny Pakistanis safety, security, and their national sovereignty. It is time Pakistan fights back and reveals before the world India's covert and overt war against Pakistan. Good job to Nawaz Sharif and the present government for revealing Indian meddling in Pakistan. Pakistan salutes you.

Rex Minor | 10 years ago | Reply

It would seem to the observer that the Prime Minister of Pakistan, after his meeting with Dr Manohan Singh, was very much disappointed and suddenly realised that it makes no sense to deal direct with the aging bunt out Indian leaders; hence he took the opportunity to involve Mr Obama in the years old Kashmir saga since he is the most successful of all Presidents in handling international disputes diplomaticaly. Let the roving John Kerry handle Mr Shinde.

Rex Minor

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