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J&K: Pakistan violates ceasefire again, jawan killed

| | Nov 06, 2016, at 04:21 pm
Poonch, Nov 6 (IBNS): Pakistani Rangers violated the ceasefire again on Sunday early morning with heavy shelling and firing at Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district leaving a jawan killed, media reports said.

This comes just three days after two women were killed and a child was severely injured in the ceasefire violations by the Pakistani forces.

The firing started at 2 am on Sunday at the KG Sector.

Following the firing, the Border Security Force (BSF) also retaliated.

According to reports, one jawan was killed in the firing at Mankote.

After India's surgical strike inside the Pakistan Occupied Kashmir on Sept 29, this is Pakistan's 101st ceasefire violation.


 

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