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Pakistan again violates ceasefire, targets seven Indian posts with automatic guns

The incident happened in Kamalkote village of URI in Baramulla.

NEW DELHI: Pakistan continued ceasefire violation in Kashmir where 7 border posts targeted with automatic weapons on Thursday morning again. The incident happened in Kamalkote village of Uri in Baramulla. As per initial reports, the civilian in the area also targeted by the Pakistan army. No details of any casualties have been reported till now. Earlier on Wednesday, Pakistan intermittently attacked Indian villages along the International Border in Jammu, Sambha and Kathua districts. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti had expressed grave concern over the situation prevailing along the borders in the state following the latest spate of killings in cross-border shelling by Pakistan and called for immediate cessation of hostilities to safeguard the lives and properties of the hapless people.

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