Defiant Pakistan continues with ceasefire violation, BSF retaliates.
Pakistan Rangers once again started unprovoked firing on Sunday night at about 10pm on 25 BSF border posts of RS Pura, Jammu and Akhnoor areas. The Pakistan Rangers BOPs namely Jamshed, Labaik, Malane, Kaseera, Ghug and many others BOPs resorted to heavy firing targeting BSF BOPs and civilians areas.
An alert BSF troops also responded to the heavy shellking from Pakistan side.
Incidents of firing with mortar shells are reported from various sectors of the area including Samba, Vijaypur, Ramgarh and Chamliyal. Moreover, fresh reports of firing at all posts of Arnia are also coming from the state.
Earlier in the day, four suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba militants and two soldiers were killed in two separate operations close to Line of Control in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Security forces had laid an ambush last night in Kalaroos area of Kupwara following an information about movement of militants in the area, an Army official said here today. He said contact with the group of militants was established this morning and they were asked to surrender.
“However, the ultras opened firing towards security forces’ positions, which was retaliated, resulting in a gunbattle that lasted several hours,” the official said.
He said a search operation was carried out after the gun fire stopped and bodies of four militants were recovered. Four AK rifles and some ammunition were also recovered from the spot, he added.
An Army soldier - Naik Neeraj Kumar Singh - sustained grievous injuries during the operation and was airlifted to 92 Base Hospital Srinagar, where he succumbed, the official said. The official said the militants were believed to be affiliated to LeT.
According to an Army spokesman it was not yet clear whether the militants were infiltrating from or exfiltrating to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
“It can be ascertained only after analysing the recoveries affected from the slain terrorists,” he said. In another operation in Keran sector, a jawan was killed in a brief gunbattle with militants late last night.
An alert BSF troops also responded to the heavy shellking from Pakistan side.
Incidents of firing with mortar shells are reported from various sectors of the area including Samba, Vijaypur, Ramgarh and Chamliyal. Moreover, fresh reports of firing at all posts of Arnia are also coming from the state.
Earlier in the day, four suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba militants and two soldiers were killed in two separate operations close to Line of Control in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Security forces had laid an ambush last night in Kalaroos area of Kupwara following an information about movement of militants in the area, an Army official said here today. He said contact with the group of militants was established this morning and they were asked to surrender.
“However, the ultras opened firing towards security forces’ positions, which was retaliated, resulting in a gunbattle that lasted several hours,” the official said.
He said a search operation was carried out after the gun fire stopped and bodies of four militants were recovered. Four AK rifles and some ammunition were also recovered from the spot, he added.
An Army soldier - Naik Neeraj Kumar Singh - sustained grievous injuries during the operation and was airlifted to 92 Base Hospital Srinagar, where he succumbed, the official said. The official said the militants were believed to be affiliated to LeT.
According to an Army spokesman it was not yet clear whether the militants were infiltrating from or exfiltrating to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
“It can be ascertained only after analysing the recoveries affected from the slain terrorists,” he said. In another operation in Keran sector, a jawan was killed in a brief gunbattle with militants late last night.
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