Two soldiers of the Pakistan Army embraced shahadat on Wednesday due to the unprovoked ceasefire violation by Indian troops along the Line of Control (LOC) in the Dewa Sector.

According to Pakistan Army’s media wing, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR),  Indian Army troops unprovoked ceasefire violations along LOC in Dewa Sector. Pakistan Army responded and target those posts which initiated fire.

ISPR added that there are reports of substantial damage to Indian posts and men and material.

During intense exchange of fire, Sepoy Noor ul Hassan, age 29 years and Sepoy Waseem Ali, age 25 years embraced shahadat, said ISPR.

ISPR added that there have been 2333 ceasefire violations by India troops in 2020.

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The statement said that the Pakistan Army responded to the Indian provocation in a full and effective manner, which resulted in heavy loss to India.

ISPR said that 39-year-old Hawaldar Liaqat of Chakwal district was martyred in an exchange of fire along Line of Control (LOC).

September 10

On September 10, Indian Army troops resorted to unprovoked ceasefire violation in the Bedori sector of Kashmir along the restive Line of Control (LoC) targeting the civilian population.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said that three people got injured as a result of Indian firing. “Pakistan Army troops responded effectively to Indian firing,” the ISPR said.

September 13

Indian troops unprovoked ceasefire violation along LOC targeting the civil population with automatics and heavy mortars in Hotspring and Rakhchikri Sectors. (ISPR) said an 11-year-old girl was martyred and four other civilians including two children got injured as a result of Indian firing.

“Pakistan Army troops responded effectively to Indian firing,” the military’s media wing said.