Pakistan summons Indian officials over ceasefire violations
The foreign office (FO) Director standard (South Asia & SAARC) Muhammad Faisal on Monday summoned Indian Deputy high Commissioner J.P Singh to sentence the unprovoked ceasefire violations by using Indian forces in Rawalakot sector on August 27
Pakistan on Monday lodged a protest in opposition to ‘unprovoked’ Indian ceasefire violations wherein three members of a circle of relatives were killed and others had been injured in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
consistent with information, Pakistan lodged a protest towards ‘unprovoked’ Indian ceasefire violations after Indian forces fired mortar shell that hit the residence of a retired school teacher at Fateh pur village in Haveli district, which killed three participants of a circle of relatives and seriously injured others.
Faisal urged the Indian facet to admire the 2003 ceasefire settlement and to preserve peace along the LoC. He requested the Indian facet to permit the United nations army Observers organization in held Kashmir under the UN security Council resolutions.
The FO statement stated that India has committed over six hundred ceasefire violations along the road of manipulate this year in which 28 harmless civilians martyred and 113 others wounded, compared to 382 violations ultimate yr.
in advance, Rawalpindi Corps Commander Lieutenant general Nadeem Raza on Monday visited the road of manage (LOC) in hot Spring and Puna sectors wherein India had devoted ceasefire violation concentrated on innocent civilians the day past.
in line with ISPR announcement, the corps commander preferred effective reaction given through Pakistan navy to Indian ceasefire violations and stated that such reaction shall preserve to defend our Kashmiri brothers.
