Indian forces unprovoked firing continues at LoC
By INP
April 15, 2018
KHUIRATTA: The Indian Border Security Forces continued unprovoked firing at Line of Control (LoC) and at least 14 civilians including women have been injured in last four days.
According to details the Indian forces on Saturday targeted the civilian population in villages Sairi, Chitar, Jogpal, Khanpur, Lenthi and Taen along LoC at Khuiratta Sector.
Two people including Muhammad Iqbal 60 and Ashraf 70 were injured in latest spate of firing who were shifted to THQ Hospital. A total 14 people including women have been injured in firing of Indian forces during past four days. Pakistan Army troops effectively responded to unprovoked Indian firing silencing their guns.
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