Indian army violates ceasefire in Charwa sector

Indian troops fire mortars, machine-guns across the border


Web Desk November 15, 2014
Indian army violates ceasefire in Charwa sector

SIALKOT: The Indian army once again resorted to unprovoked firing near the Charwa sector of the international border on Saturday, Express News reported.

Chenab Rangers respond effectively to the Indian army's continuous use of machine guns and mortars shells across the border. No casualties were reported.

Earlier, on November 12, India violated the ceasefire on the Line of Control (LoC)  in Pando and Chakothi sectors near Azad Jammu and Kashmir.

According to residents, Indian army started the shelling on villages Kandigaran, Nalia, Safeeda, Balastho. However, no human loss or property damage was reported.

This is a developing story and will be updated accordingly.

COMMENTS (6)

CantBelieveET | 10 years ago | Reply

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Ki | 10 years ago | Reply

@Stranger: Do you have proof otherwise?

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