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One of the darkest days in the history of Pakistan and the world, 16th December, remembers the 141 lives lost in the Army Public School (APS), Peshawar, massacre. 134 children and 7 members of staff lost their lives in the most devastating day in Pakistan’s history.





Armed gunmen dressed as security officials entered the vicinity of the Army Public School (APS) and openly massacred children of all ages in sight. The responsibility of the heinous attack was taken by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

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Source: ste.india.com

While the whole world pays tribute to the heart-wrenching event that took place on the morning of 16th December, 2 years later, today, the Indian Army has paid an appalling tribute to the APS incident by opening fire across the Line of Control and injuring 10 innocent children who were traveling in a school van. Three of the children are said to be in a critical condition, while the driver carrying the 20 children died on the scene.

The ISPR (Inter-Services Public Relations) confirmed in a released statement that 4 children were injured and 1 civilian was killed: “When Indian troops violating ceasefire sanctity targeted a school van at LoC in Nakial sector today. Pakistani troops effectively responded and targeted Indian posts from where fire was coming,

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Source: reuters.com

The ages of the children injured in today’s scourge incident are similar to the ones who lost their lives on 16th December in the APS carnage, all children ranged between 8 years to 15 years. After two weeks since General Raheel Sharif retired, this is the first such act of cross-border firing under General Qamar Javed Bajwa’s charge as COAS.





While the whole world mourns the painful event that took place 2 years ago, the hegemonic acts of India and its army seems as if the nation has gone prolifically mindless in its thought process. No country in the world would disrespect the little martyrs of a tragic event such as the APS massacre in a manner by injuring and trying to kill little children of the same country, and or, the same area; rubbing salt on the deep wounds.

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Source: tribune.com

The children belonged to a private school in Nakyal Sector in the Kotli district of Azad Kashmir. The families are praying for the survival of their loved ones and need all our prayers. As for the Indian Army, the attack can be dubbed as a very shameful attempt at gaining media attention and even worse when compared to what happened in Pakistan 2 years ago the same day.



Source: http://www.parhlo.com/indian-army-attacks-children/
Source:http://www.dawn.com/news/1302694/10...-as-indian-troops-target-school-van-along-loc
 
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At least 10 children were injured, three of them seriously, when Indian troops opened fire on a school van in Azad Jammu and Kashmir along the Line of Control (LoC) on Friday, Assistant Commissioner Zeeshan Khan said.

The driver of the van, carrying 20 students of a private school, died on the spot as the vehicle came under attack in Nakyal sector of Kotli district.

“A shell fired by Indian troops hit a school van at LoC in Nakyal sector,” Zeeshan Haider, a senior government official told AFP.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) in a statement confirmed that a civilian was killed and four school children injured "when Indian troops violating ceasefire sanctity" targeted the school van.

"Pakistani troops effectively responded and targeted Indian posts from where fire was coming," the ISPR added.

The injured children are between the age of eight and 15 years, AC Zeeshan said.

The injured children were transferred to District Headquarters Hospital Kotli. Three amongst the injured were reported to be in critical condition and will be transferred to Islamabad for treatment.

Muhammad Nasrullah Khan, a doctor in Nakyal hospital told AFP that the children had shrapnel injuries but their condition was not life threatening.

The latest cross-border firing has come after a calm of over two weeks at the LoC. On Nov 23, nine people were killed when Indian troops targeted a passenger bus in AJK's Lawat area.

FO lodges protest with India
The Foreign Office’s Director General for South Asia and Saarc Dr Mohammad Faisal on Friday summoned Indian Deputy High Commissioner JP Singh to strongly condemn the attack on the school van by Indian troops.

He said the attack is in violation of international human rights and humanitarian laws.

The director general urged the Indian side to respect the 2003 ceasefire agreement and investigate this morning's incident and other incidents of ceasefire violations.

Cross-border firing a new normal
Tensions between Pakistan and India have been running high following an alleged 'surgical strike', unrest in Kashmir and the Uri army base attack in September.

Since then there have been repeated outbreaks of cross-border firing in Kashmir, with both sides reporting deaths and injuries including of civilians.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stepped up a drive to isolate Pakistan diplomatically after the Uri army base attack in which 19 Indian soldiers were killed. Hours after the attack occurred, Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh termed Pakistan a 'terrorist state' and accused Pakistan of involvement.

The Uri attack occurred days before Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was set to address the United Nations General Assembly regarding Indian human rights violations in held Kashmir.

Following the attack, India claimed it had conducted a cross-border 'surgical strike' against 'launch pads of terror' in Azad Jammu and Kashmir — a claim Pakistan has strongly rejected.

Pakistan maintains that India is attempting to divert the world's attention away from atrocities committed by government forces in India-held Kashmir.

Pakistan and India have, most recently, locked horns over Kashmir since Indian forces stepped up a crackdown against protesters after Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani was killed by government forces in July.
 
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Pakistan need to invent some new kind of ammo which can cause maximum damage when they hit Indian bases across LOC..
 
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I am not able to understand why Pak army or rangers allow the school bus to go near LOC or in the range of Mortars ....

They should not allow the kids to near the one of the most dangerous places in the world . Anyways sad incident and may these kids recover soon

At least 10 children were injured, three of them seriously, when Indian troops opened fire on a school van in Azad Jammu and Kashmir along the Line of Control (LoC) on Friday, Assistant Commissioner Zeeshan Khan said.

The driver of the van, carrying 20 students of a private school, died on the spot as the vehicle came under attack in Nakyal sector of Kotli district.

“A shell fired by Indian troops hit a school van at LoC in Nakyal sector,” Zeeshan Haider, a senior government official told AFP.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) in a statement confirmed that a civilian was killed and four school children injured "when Indian troops violating ceasefire sanctity" targeted the school van.

"Pakistani troops effectively responded and targeted Indian posts from where fire was coming," the ISPR added.

The injured children are between the age of eight and 15 years, AC Zeeshan said.

The injured children were transferred to District Headquarters Hospital Kotli. Three amongst the injured were reported to be in critical condition and will be transferred to Islamabad for treatment.

Muhammad Nasrullah Khan, a doctor in Nakyal hospital told AFP that the children had shrapnel injuries but their condition was not life threatening.

The latest cross-border firing has come after a calm of over two weeks at the LoC. On Nov 23, nine people were killed when Indian troops targeted a passenger bus in AJK's Lawat area.

FO lodges protest with India
The Foreign Office’s Director General for South Asia and Saarc Dr Mohammad Faisal on Friday summoned Indian Deputy High Commissioner JP Singh to strongly condemn the attack on the school van by Indian troops.

He said the attack is in violation of international human rights and humanitarian laws.

The director general urged the Indian side to respect the 2003 ceasefire agreement and investigate this morning's incident and other incidents of ceasefire violations.

Cross-border firing a new normal
Tensions between Pakistan and India have been running high following an alleged 'surgical strike', unrest in Kashmir and the Uri army base attack in September.

Since then there have been repeated outbreaks of cross-border firing in Kashmir, with both sides reporting deaths and injuries including of civilians.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stepped up a drive to isolate Pakistan diplomatically after the Uri army base attack in which 19 Indian soldiers were killed. Hours after the attack occurred, Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh termed Pakistan a 'terrorist state' and accused Pakistan of involvement.

The Uri attack occurred days before Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was set to address the United Nations General Assembly regarding Indian human rights violations in held Kashmir.

Following the attack, India claimed it had conducted a cross-border 'surgical strike' against 'launch pads of terror' in Azad Jammu and Kashmir — a claim Pakistan has strongly rejected.

Pakistan maintains that India is attempting to divert the world's attention away from atrocities committed by government forces in India-held Kashmir.

Pakistan and India have, most recently, locked horns over Kashmir since Indian forces stepped up a crackdown against protesters after Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani was killed by government forces in July.
 
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Oh come on.. Its a sad incident. But there's no freakin' need to sensasionalise it using such an inflammatory thread title. I'm pretty sure very few Indians remember the exact date when APS attack took place.. For most of us, 16th Dec 2016 was just a Friday..!!
 
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I hope the children will recover soon. And yeah, thread title is pathatic
 
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Bullshit. We all supported Pakistan when this has happened.
I'm sure this is a fake *** news.
We don't target civilians, domestic or foreign
 
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