LoC flare up: August 2013
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Indian shelling kills another civilian in Azad Kashmir
2013-08-15 10:48:14
2013-08-15 10:48:14
Indian shelling kills another civilian in Azad Kashmir - DAWN.COM
MUZAFFARABAD: Relentless shelling by Indian troops from across the Line of Control (LoC) left another civilian dead and his daughter wounded in a village of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, officials said on Wednesday.
The Indians started firing at about 9pm on Tuesday without any provocation, initially in Nakial sector of Kotli district and later in Satwal, Battal and Tetrinote sectors in the neighbouring Poonch district, they said.
The Indian troops used small and heavy arms, including artillery, targeting mainly the civilian population, assistant commissioner Malik Ayub Awan told Dawn from Hajira, in Poonch district.
He said a shell landed on a hamlet in Battal sector after midnight, killing 65-year-old Sakhi Mohammad and injuring his 26-year-old daughter, Aarzoo. At least eight more houses and one shop were damaged in the area.
Mr Awan said due to shelling as well as heavy rain, electricity and telephone lines were also damaged, making it difficult for the officials to ascertain losses instantly. But electricity supply and telecom facilities were restored by the evening.
A military official told Dawn that Pakistan Army responded to the Indian shelling in a befitting manner.
Definitely, we did respond to silence their guns. However, unlike them (Indians) we do not target civilian populations across the LoC but only military posts and installations, said the official, who declined to be identified because he was not authorised to speak to the media.
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Three Indian Army jawans injured in fresh Pak firing at LoC - The Times of India
JAMMU: Three Army jawans were injured on Thursday in Pakistani firing on forward posts along the LoC in Balakote area of Poonch district in J&K, an Army official said.
Earlier, in yet another ceasefire violation along the Line of Control, the eleventh in past five days, a civilian in Poonch was injured in an explosion of mortar shell fired by Pakistani troops, who targeted several Indian forward posts and civilian areas.
This resulted in heavy exchange of fire between the two sides and further escalation of tension.
There was firing by Pakistani forces along the LoC on several Indian forward posts in Balakote belt of Poonch district from 7.30am on Thursday, officials said.
They fired automatic weapons and mortar shells, one of which resulted in injury to a civilian Parvaiz in Sanjote forward area.
He was admitted to a nearby hospital, and is being shifted to Government Medical College in Jammu, officials said.
At around 9pm on Wednesday night, Pakistani troops had violated the ceasefire and fired on Indian posts along LoC in Mendhar sub-sector of Poonch district, defence spokesperson S N Acharya said.
They fired automatic weapons and medium mortar shells. Indian troops fired back, resulting in exchanges that continued till around 11pm, he said, adding that there was no loss of life or injury to anyone in the firing.
There were two ceasefire violations on August 13, when Pak troops targeted Narianpur border outpost along the international border in Samba district and 16 Indian forward posts in Hamirpur, Balakote and Mankote forward areas in Poonch through the night.
Before that, three ceasefire violations had taken place on August 12 when Pakistani troops fired on border outposts and Indian posts along Indo-Pak border in Durga battalion (Poonch), Kothay (Samba) and Hamirpur-Balakote forward areas. In the early hours of the same day, at around 1.40am, Pakistani troops opened heavy fire using mortars, rockets and small arms on 11 Indian forward posts along the LoC in Digwar, Mankote and Durga Battalion areas.
It continued till 7.30am next day, triggering heavy exchanges in Poonch.
There were three incidents of ceasefire violation on August 11 also.
Pak troops, at around 8.30am, 11.30am and 9.50pm, had fired on Alfa Machial border outpost in Jammu, Balakote-Mendhar in Poonch and Durga Battalion in Poonch district respectively.
One Jawan had received bullet injuries in Pak firing at Alfa Machial border outpost, and was referred to AIIMS, Delhi for treatment.
In a similar manner, a BSF head constable Ram Niwas Meena of 200th Battalion was injured in sniper firing on Narainpur border outpost area in Samba district along the international border on August 5.
Meena, who suffered bullet injury in chest, died at AIIMS, New Delhi on August 11.
On August 10, in a major ceasefire violation three days after killing of five Indian jawans in Border Action Team attack, Pakistani troops targeted several Indian posts and fired 7,000 rounds of heavy Pika ammunition and mortar shells during seven hours of firing along the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district.
Pakistan troops, in BAT attack on Indian Patrol near Sarla Post along LoC in Poonch district and killed 5 jawans and injured another.
There has also been 57 ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops this year from January 1 to August 5, which is 80% more than the last year during the same corresponding period.
JAMMU: Three Army jawans were injured on Thursday in Pakistani firing on forward posts along the LoC in Balakote area of Poonch district in J&K, an Army official said.
Earlier, in yet another ceasefire violation along the Line of Control, the eleventh in past five days, a civilian in Poonch was injured in an explosion of mortar shell fired by Pakistani troops, who targeted several Indian forward posts and civilian areas.
This resulted in heavy exchange of fire between the two sides and further escalation of tension.
There was firing by Pakistani forces along the LoC on several Indian forward posts in Balakote belt of Poonch district from 7.30am on Thursday, officials said.
They fired automatic weapons and mortar shells, one of which resulted in injury to a civilian Parvaiz in Sanjote forward area.
He was admitted to a nearby hospital, and is being shifted to Government Medical College in Jammu, officials said.
At around 9pm on Wednesday night, Pakistani troops had violated the ceasefire and fired on Indian posts along LoC in Mendhar sub-sector of Poonch district, defence spokesperson S N Acharya said.
They fired automatic weapons and medium mortar shells. Indian troops fired back, resulting in exchanges that continued till around 11pm, he said, adding that there was no loss of life or injury to anyone in the firing.
There were two ceasefire violations on August 13, when Pak troops targeted Narianpur border outpost along the international border in Samba district and 16 Indian forward posts in Hamirpur, Balakote and Mankote forward areas in Poonch through the night.
Before that, three ceasefire violations had taken place on August 12 when Pakistani troops fired on border outposts and Indian posts along Indo-Pak border in Durga battalion (Poonch), Kothay (Samba) and Hamirpur-Balakote forward areas. In the early hours of the same day, at around 1.40am, Pakistani troops opened heavy fire using mortars, rockets and small arms on 11 Indian forward posts along the LoC in Digwar, Mankote and Durga Battalion areas.
It continued till 7.30am next day, triggering heavy exchanges in Poonch.
There were three incidents of ceasefire violation on August 11 also.
Pak troops, at around 8.30am, 11.30am and 9.50pm, had fired on Alfa Machial border outpost in Jammu, Balakote-Mendhar in Poonch and Durga Battalion in Poonch district respectively.
One Jawan had received bullet injuries in Pak firing at Alfa Machial border outpost, and was referred to AIIMS, Delhi for treatment.
In a similar manner, a BSF head constable Ram Niwas Meena of 200th Battalion was injured in sniper firing on Narainpur border outpost area in Samba district along the international border on August 5.
Meena, who suffered bullet injury in chest, died at AIIMS, New Delhi on August 11.
On August 10, in a major ceasefire violation three days after killing of five Indian jawans in Border Action Team attack, Pakistani troops targeted several Indian posts and fired 7,000 rounds of heavy Pika ammunition and mortar shells during seven hours of firing along the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch district.
Pakistan troops, in BAT attack on Indian Patrol near Sarla Post along LoC in Poonch district and killed 5 jawans and injured another.
There has also been 57 ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops this year from January 1 to August 5, which is 80% more than the last year during the same corresponding period.
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Is that why your BAT ran away yesterday with tails under their legs
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TV reports indicate that the 3 injured soldiers are in a stable and out of danger condition.Will be airlifted soon.
1 Civilian porter has died.
1 Civilian porter has died.
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Don't make us call in the 101 or 801 or 901 Mujahid recon force.
until the repeat of 2009 happens and you start whining all over again ...
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yes i guess it should turn more aggressive.........should not stop here........need full scale war this time
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If this stupidity dont stop in 1or 2 weeks, war is making its way....
whatever make them happy, let em have it..
whatever make them happy, let em have it..
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Shouldn't get your tail up on some dubious reporting......had anything of the sort happened, mention of Cows would come second in the Bhartti media.
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They are being extremely aggressive this time around..... It does not make a lot of sense...... Something is up....
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