Unprotected firing by Pakistan continues until the seventh straight day; India vengeance | Bharat News
New Delhi: Pakistani forces set fire to the Line of Control (LoC) for the seventh straight day, the Indian Army said on Thursday, “own soldiers gave a proportional reaction to the ceasefire violation.”
News agency Annie quoted Indian Army officials as saying, “During the night of 30 April-May, Pakistan’s army posts started fire of small weapons across the LoC in front of Kupwara, Uri and Akhanur in the center area of Jammu and Kashmir. They were answered.”
Despite the general of the directors of the directors of India and Pakistan’s Military Operations (DGMO), the violation of the ceasefire was speaking on the hotline on Wednesday to discuss unsecured violations by Pakistan.
The Indian DGMO allegedly warned its Pakistani counterpart against violations by the Pakistan Army along with the LoC and the international border.
On 22 April, Pakistan -backed militants closed 26 male tourists in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. India has vowed to find out and punish the criminals of the frightening attack.
It has also taken a part of measures against Pakistan to support cross-limit terrorism, including closing the integrated check post in the attic and closing the integrated check post. India has decided to reduce the strength of its high commissions in Islamabad and cancel the visa of Pakistani citizens living in India and sent them to their country.
The government has given complete operational freedom to decide on the response of the armed forces Pahgam terrorist attack,
