Pakistani troops fire on Indian posts near LoC in Poonch

[Nirvana]

Great work!!

But highly doubt if Pakistani troops opened fire.

Only Bhartis papers, TOILET and HINUSTAN times have got the news.
Highly doubt the credits of Orange media, who as we all know, love to twist and show news.

Pakistan Army Zindabad.

Do You Really Think Your Green Media Is going to Report This News ??
This Happens All The Time , Troops From Pakistan Side Open Fire and Indian Army Returns the Fire

No Big Issue Anyway

 

[Areesh]

Do You Really Think Your Green Media Is going to Report This News ??
This Happens All The Time , Troops From Pakistan Side Open Fire and Indian Army Returns the Fire

No Big Issue Anyway

This happens all the times in Bharati media. Just a correction.

 

[Nirvana]

This happens all the times in Bharati media. Just a correction.

Daily Times - Leading News Resource of Pakistan

This Is From Green Media

Like I said Happens On Both Side , No Big Issue Until any Casuality

 

[Last Hope]

Indian troops fire at Pakistani post on LoC

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan said on Thursday Indian forces fired on its troops deployed at a post in Hajira in the Rawalakot sector along the Line of Control (LoC).

The Pakistan Army strongly protested the violation of the 2003 LoC ceasefire by the Indian army when it resorted to unprovoked firing.

Inter-Services Public Relations Director General Maj Gen Athar Abbas told Daily Times that the firing started at 2pm. “Indian troops used small arms and mortars but none of the Pakistani soldiers was injured,” he said.

He said Pakistan army returned fire and also protested the unprovoked shelling by the Indian army.

“Pakistan is demanding an immediate meeting at the level of Directors General Military Operations,” he said.

Abbas said India had also violated the ceasefire on June 19 at the same sector by firing at Pakistani soldiers and four troops had died.

He said the Foreign Office would lodge a protest with the Indian government over the incident.

Who fired it now?! Hahahaahaahha Bharti media! If we did, why would we call for immediate meeting? Common sense is not that common..

 

[Nirvana]

Indian troops fire at Pakistani post on LoC

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan said on Thursday Indian forces fired on its troops deployed at a post in Hajira in the Rawalakot sector along the Line of Control (LoC).

The Pakistan Army strongly protested the violation of the 2003 LoC ceasefire by the Indian army when it resorted to unprovoked firing.

Inter-Services Public Relations Director General Maj Gen Athar Abbas told Daily Times that the firing started at 2pm. “Indian troops used small arms and mortars but none of the Pakistani soldiers was injured,” he said.

He said Pakistan army returned fire and also protested the unprovoked shelling by the Indian army.

“Pakistan is demanding an immediate meeting at the level of Directors General Military Operations,” he said.

Abbas said India had also violated the ceasefire on June 19 at the same sector by firing at Pakistani soldiers and four troops had died.

He said the Foreign Office would lodge a protest with the Indian government over the incident.

Who fired it now?! Hahahaahaahha Bharti media! If we did, why would we call for immediate meeting? Common sense is not that common..

Pakistan violates ceasefire again, jawan injured - Times Of India

JAMMU: Violating the ceasefire again, Pakistani troops resorted to small arms firing on Indian forward posts along the Line of Control in Poonch district, leaving a jawan injured.

"There was firing from heavy weapons and RPG attacks on forward posts along the LoC in Krishnagati sector of Poonch district around 2200 hours last night," a senior Army officer said on Thursday.

The cross border firing continued for a brief period, he said, adding an Army jawan was injured in the firing and hospitalised.

New Delhi: Signaling at how the Kashmir Valley can once again get into a state of unrest as an impact of the Osama’s killing, Pakistan Army has violated ceasefire agreement at the LoC twice within the last fortnight.

After Osama’s killing at Abbottabad near Islamabad on May 2, Pakistan Army launched a grenade attack and fired in the Poonch sector from across the border on May 5.

Similarly, on May 15, Pakistan Army had fired in Jammu sector at the international checkpoints.

India had showed its displeasure over the hotline service to Pakistan.

Pakistan violates ceasefire at LoC twice post Osama killing

Jammu: In the fourth ceasefire violation within a week, Pakistan Rangers targeted Indian positions by opening unprovoked firing along the international border in Jammu sector.

Pak rangers opened unprovoked firing from their forward areas of Sailkote district on the Border Out Posts at Kote-Kubba in Jammu's Arnia sub-sector, a senior BSF officer said.

The firing took place two times between 9 pm last night and 0100 hours on Thursday, and continued for over 30 to 35 minutes each time, he said, adding, BSF exercised restraint in their retaliatory action.

"There were two ceasefire violations two times," the officer said. "It was the 4th ceasefire in Past 6 days".

On May 14 and 15, Pakistani snipers fired on BOP Nikowal and on a patrolling party of BSF along the IB in Budhwar forward area of Suchetgarh sub-sector in two separate ceasefire violation incidents.

One BSF jawan identified as Jai Kishan of 193 battalion was killed in firing on 14th of May in firing at Budhwar post.

With Thursday's incident, there have already been over 7 incidents of firing and ceasefire violations by Pakistani troops along the border in less than a month.

Earlier on May 5, there was a ceasefire violation when Pakistani troops had fired rockets on Indian position and opened indiscriminate firing along the Line of Control in Poonch district.

Two more such incidents took place along the LOC in Poonch on April 22 and 24.

BSF authorities have lodged a protest with the Pakistani Rangers at forward protests over ceasefire violations and firing incidents.



Pakistan violates ceasefire for 4th time in a week

Why Would They Lodge a Protest Then ??

May Be 'Common Sense Is Not that Common' On Your Side ,

This Happens On Both Side , No Big Issue

 

[Urbanized Greyhound]

As long as no one civilian or military got hurt , its of no consequence ....Pakistan Rangers aur hamara BSF dono forces ke kuch jawano ki garmi uttar gayi .

I 'm for introducing Counterstrike at these border posts for time-pass for troopers ..

 

[blackops]

As long as no one civilian or military got hurt , its of no consequence ....Pakistan Rangers aur hamara BSF dono forces ke kuch jawano ki garmi uttar gayi .

I 'm for introducing Counterstrike at these border posts for time-pass for troopers ..

Better get them bfbc2 it has every thing attack boats attack helicopters including apaches of pak and mi of india also has tanks including t90 also with uavs

 

[Urbanized Greyhound]

Better get them bfbc2 it has every thing attack boats attack helicopters including apaches of pak and mi of india also has tanks including t90 also with uavs

hahaha ...good idea

 

[desioptimist]

As long as no one civilian or military got hurt , its of no consequence ....Pakistan Rangers aur hamara BSF dono forces ke kuch jawano ki garmi uttar gayi .

I 'm for introducing Counterstrike at these border posts for time-pass for troopers ..

I guess they need to finish their quota of bullets, also those which are going to expire. I am talking of both sides.

 

[Naveed M]

Well i asked whether there was some video proof because Pakistan and India both have made numerous claims that the other started the firing but both almost always fail to give nay concrete evidence as to who started what, and i figured at least one side had some kind of surveillance system in this day and age that all did not mean to discredit your thread.

 

[tvsram1992]

Great work!!

But highly doubt if Pakistani troops opened fire.

Only Bhartis papers, TOILET and HINUSTAN times have got the news.
Highly doubt the credits of Orange media, who as we all know, love to twist and show news.

Pakistan Army Zindabad.

Even i got the doubt...