Explorer

Indian, Pakistan soldiers trade fire on LoC

Sources also said Pakistan army started unprovoked firing at Indian positions in Kerni, Kasba, and Shahpur areas of Poonch.

Jammu: One Indian soldier was injured as Indian and Pakistan armies traded heavy fire on Thursday on the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri and Poonch districts, police said. Police sources said Pakistan army resorted to unprovoked firing at Indian positions on the LoC in Laam area of Nowshera sector of Rajouri on Thursday evening. "Pakistan firing started around 6 p.m. One soldier was injured in Pakistan firing. He has been shifted to hospital for treatment. "Indian positions retaliated effectively and strongly," a police source said. Sources also said Pakistan army started unprovoked firing at Indian positions in Kerni, Kasba, and Shahpur areas of Poonch. "Heavy firing exchanges were going on between the two sides when reports last came in," a source said.

Top Headlines

TASMAC Scam Fallout: TVK Mulls Private Liquor Retail Under Strict Regulation
TASMAC Scam Fallout: TVK Mulls Private Liquor Retail Under Strict Regulation
'How Can He Continue?' SC Questions Bihar Over Minister Deepak Prakash's 6-Month Unelected Tenure
'How Can He Continue?' SC Questions Bihar Over Minister Deepak Prakash's 6-Month Unelected Tenure
'Who Gave The Order?': Opposition MPs Protest In Parliament Over Student Crackdown
'Who Gave The Order?': Opposition MPs Protest In Parliament Over Student Crackdown
Bankipur Bypoll: 11.5% Voter Turnout Till 11 AM As Prashant Kishor Makes Electoral Debut
Bankipur Bypoll: 11.5% Voter Turnout Till 11 AM As Prashant Kishor Makes Electoral Debut

Videos

RELIGIOUS POLITICS ALERT: Kanwar Yatra Sparks Political Row, AIMIM Questions UP Government’s Arrangements
POLITICAL CONTROVERSY: Kangana Ranaut Faces Congress Protest Over ‘Gutter Generation’ Remark on Gen Z Women
BIG UPDATE FROM DELHI: PM Modi Holds High-Level Meeting With Senior Ministers, Amit Shah’s Absence Draws Attention
Pellet Gun Controversy: Pellet Gun Row Escalates as Opposition Cites Police Records, Government Denies Firing Allegations
Parliament: Anti-Paper Leak Bill in Rajya Sabha Amid Opposition Demand for Amit Shah’s Statement on Student Protest

Photo Gallery

25°C
New Delhi
Rain: 100mm
Humidity: 97%
Wind: WNW 47km/h
See Today's Weather
powered by
Accu Weather
Embed widget