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Ceasefire Violation: Pakistan Breaks Ceasefire for 11 Consecutive Days, Indian Army Strikes Back

Pakistan has once again violated the ceasefire agreement, continuing its aggressive actions across the Line of Control (LoC) for 11 consecutive days. The Pakistani forces initiated firing from their posts in Kupwara, Baramulla, and Poonch, while also targeting sectors like Rajouri, Mendhar, Nowshera, Sundarbani, and Akhnour. The Pakistani troops have shown no signs of backing down, with frequent shelling across multiple locations. Despite this, the Indian Army has responded swiftly and forcefully, neutralizing the threat. The repeated ceasefire violations reflect growing tensions at the border, with Pakistan displaying increasing frustration and aggression. The situation remains critical, with the Indian Army remaining on high alert to counter any further provocations.

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