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Girl, 7, And Soldier Killed In Pakistani Firing In Jammu and Kashmir
 
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Girl, 7, And Soldier Killed In Pakistani Firing In Jammu and Kashmir
Ceasefire violations by Pakistan were reported on the day when the DGMOs of India and Pakistan spoke on phone and discussed the situation along the LoC
All India | NDTV News Desk | Updated: July 17, 2017 12:24 IST

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JAMMU AND KASHMIR: A seven-year-old girl and a soldier were killed in firing this morning by Pakistani troops along the border at Jammu and Kashmir. India put out a strong warning to Pakistan, with its top military commander making it clear that the army "reserved the right to retaliate appropriately" to ceasefire violations.

This morning, a little girl was killed in firing at Poonch, where two more civilians were injured.

A jawan was killed in firing at Rajouri. The army said soldier Muddasar Ahmed was hit when mortar shells landed on his bunker at around 7.30 am. The 37-year-old father of two was a brave and sincere soldier and "loved his job to the core", the army said.

According to an official statement, India's Director General of Military Operations, in a conversation with his Pakistani counterpar, "Made it implicit that Indian Army reserved the right to retaliate appropriately to any incident of violation of ceasefire but is sincere in its effort of maintaining peace and tranquility along the Line of Control provided there was reciprocity."

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Naik Mudasir Ahmad was killed in firing by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir.
 
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Girl, 7, And Soldier Killed In Pakistani Firing In Jammu and Kashmir
Ceasefire violations by Pakistan were reported on the day when the DGMOs of India and Pakistan spoke on phone and discussed the situation along the LoC
All India | NDTV News Desk | Updated: July 17, 2017 12:24 IST

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JAMMU AND KASHMIR: A seven-year-old girl and a soldier were killed in firing this morning by Pakistani troops along the border at Jammu and Kashmir. India put out a strong warning to Pakistan, with its top military commander making it clear that the army "reserved the right to retaliate appropriately" to ceasefire violations.

This morning, a little girl was killed in firing at Poonch, where two more civilians were injured.

A jawan was killed in firing at Rajouri. The army said soldier Muddasar Ahmed was hit when mortar shells landed on his bunker at around 7.30 am. The 37-year-old father of two was a brave and sincere soldier and "loved his job to the core", the army said.

According to an official statement, India's Director General of Military Operations, in a conversation with his Pakistani counterpar, "Made it implicit that Indian Army reserved the right to retaliate appropriately to any incident of violation of ceasefire but is sincere in its effort of maintaining peace and tranquility along the Line of Control provided there was reciprocity."

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Naik Mudasir Ahmad was killed in firing by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir.

4 all . .

RIP .
 
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Killing a innocent girl and other three kahsmiri if your pay back then you don't have 1% rights to talk about kashmir.

You also killed Kashmiri muslim (Army Man)

RIP
 
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Why all Indian soldiers being killed long loc now being declared Muslims?
 
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Not quite, wait a decade like before to find out the real figures.

Yes.. we'll wait for our parliament members to ask question on it...
just like how your Members asked to reveal the actual numbers of the soldiers killed totally and was refused to be shared..... so much for ISPR's reports
 
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No enough we need 20 indian hindu army men head , Indian Muslims should leave army or get their posting on other parts of country.

RIP to the dead.
 
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