India, Pakistan Exchange Heavy Gunfire in Kashmir’s Kupwara district
India and Pakistan border rocked down with the fresh exchange of fires between by both the sides of the armed forces and border security forces. After fresh terror attacks and the death sentence of probe of Yakub Memon intelligence has earlier hinted and passed on a high alert across the nation as the nation’s Independence Day would be celebrated a couple of weeks ahead.
Pakistan Violates Ceasefire Agreement Again
The neighbouring nation of India has been violating the ceasefire agreement and is targetting the posts near the Line of Control (LOC). Official sources of Indian Army and the Border Security Forces (BSF) claim that Pakistan Army has been firing at the Indian posts along the Line of Control (LOC) today in the frontier district.
Police officials and other security forces are taking on the Pakistan Army to give the best possible answer as tit for tat. There was an exchange of fire between the Indian Army and Pakistan Army after Pakistan forces violated the ceasefire agreement in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday as per the local police forces.
A local police officer said “Pakistan army violated ceasefire in Machil sector of the LoC today using small arms and automatics” while briefing about the mishap and further added that Indian troops and the deployed armed forces along the Line of Control (LOC) are retaliating the ceasefire violation of Pakistan Army effectively which has stopped the firing now while we are cautious enough to take down the other side.
Although the exchange of firing between the Pakistani armed forces and the Indian Armed forces was intense but as of now there no casualties have been identified and reported. Officials are looking out for any of such incidents and cases along the post and the frontier district.
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