Pakistan registers strong protest against Indian Ceasefire violations

Pakistan on Friday lodged a strong protest over ceasefire violations by the Indian occupation forces along the Line of Control (LoC).

According to the details, Foreign Office Spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said Pakistan lodged a protest by summoning the Indian diplomat.

Two innocent civilians were seriously injured in indiscriminate and unprovoked firing by the Indian occupation forces in the Baroh Sector of the LoC.

He said the Indian occupation forces along the LoC and the Working Boundary have been continuously targeting civilian populated areas with artillery fire, heavy-caliber mortars, and automatic weapons.

This year, India has committed 2340 ceasefire violations to date, resulting in 18 martyrdoms and serious injuries to 187 innocent civilians.

The Spokesperson said these egregious violations of international law reflect consistent Indian attempts to escalate the situation along the LoC and are a threat to regional peace and security.

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DG ISPR briefs Foreign Delegation

On Thursday, Foreign diplomats and defence attaches of 24 countries posted in Pakistan visited Line of Control (LoC) to witness Indian aggression alongside Line of Control.

Director-General Inter-Services Public Relations Major General Babar Iftikhar briefed the foreign delegation about the ceasefire violations from the Indian side.

Foreign diplomats and defence attaches of France, Egypt, Switzerland, Iraq, UK, Italy, Poland, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, South Africa, Libya, Afghanistan, Palestine, European Union, Bosnia, Azerbaijan,  Greece, Australia, Iran, and other countries are visiting LoC at the Pakistani side.

While briefing the delegation, DG ISPR said in 2019 the Indian Army used cluster ammunition along LOC deliberately targeting the Civilian population. The Pakistan Army proves to be a professional force, continued DG ISPR.