Panic grips J&K's Poonch as BSF Officer, 5-year-old girl die in Pakistan shelling along LoC


Jammu, Apr 1(PTI): BSF officer and a minor girl were killed Monday as Pakistani troops resorted to heavy shelling on forward areas along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district, sparking panic among border residents, officials said.

A BSF officer was killed in ceasefire violation by Pakistani army along LoC in Poonch district, they said.

Sobia (5) was killed and two persons suffered injuries when a shell exploded near their house in a village in Shahpur sub sector late Monday afternoon Monday, officials said.

Eleven persons, including six soldiers, were injured, they said.

The injured have been hospitalised, officials said.

The officials said six houses were damaged in the incident.

The shelling by Pakistan army was continuing in Krishnagati, Kerni, Mankote, Gulpur, Degwar Shahpur and Poonch sub-sectors when last reports came in.

 

  

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  • Karthik, Konaje/Navi Mumbai

    Mon, Apr 01 2019

    2 surgical strikes aur ghar mein ghuske maarne ke bawjood, what have we achieved, casualties on our side are on all time high. If the surgical strikes were real, this wouldn't have happened.

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