Two civilians killed in Pakistani firing


Jammu, Jul 8 (IANS): Two civilians were killed and two others injured on Saturday as Pakistani troops shelled and fired along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Punj district, police said.

"The victims comprised an off-duty soldier and his wife. The couple's two children were injured when a shell fired from across the border hit their house on the LoC in Gulpur area," the police said.

Earlier on Saturday, Pakistan Army began indiscriminate firing and shelling on Indian positions in Gulpur, according to defence sources

"The firing which started from 6.30 a.m., is ongoing and our forces are effectively retaliating," Defence Ministry spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Manish Mehta told IANS.

 

  

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  • BDS, Udupi

    Sat, Jul 08 2017

    Why our civilian are always targeted. Maybe they are using heavy long range artillery. Why we cannot use the same or better artillery in order to eliminate the enemy or make them move far away so that our civilian/soldiers could be safe.

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  • Indian, Shirva

    Sat, Jul 08 2017

    PM Modi Targets Pakistan In Strong Message On Terror At G-20 Summit.
    Strong message to Pakistan from out of India. In India is silent PM.

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