Pak Firing On LOC: Indian Army’s Strong Retaliation

Pak Firing on LOC: Indian Army’s strong retaliation, silence across LoC into Pakistani camp.

India’s strong retaliation on the Line of Control (LOC) in the Mankot sector of Poonch district has shaken the Pakistan Army’s vigor, and after the Indian Army retaliation on Thursday.

There is silence in the Pakistani camp across the LoC. Along with this, another Pakistani soldier died on Friday.

With this, the number of Pak soldiers who died has increased to five. There is also a Captain rank officer among them. Many Pak soldiers are still injured due to firing.

According to sources, Pakistan had been shelling LOC for the last several days to infiltrate the terrorists.

In the same sequence, on November 27, two army soldiers were sacrificed in the Kerry Battal sector due to shelling of the Pak army.

Continuing this audacity, special commandos of the Pak Army fired a sniper shot in the Tarkundi sector of Rajouri on December 1, in which the Border Security Force sub-inspector was killed.

After these incidents, there was a lot of anger among the soldiers of the Indian Army. When Pakistan again opened fire on Thursday night, it was overwhelmed.

The army blew up four bunkers in Pakistan. With this action, the army took revenge on three of its comrades by piling up five enemy soldiers.

After this action, the enthusiasm of the soldiers of the Indian Army is high. At the same time, there is an atmosphere of mourning in the Pakistan Army across the LoC.

Officials of the Pakistan Army and its intelligence agency ISI are constantly visiting the LOC and meeting their soldiers. From this, it can be guessed that the morale of the Pakistani army personnel has fallen significantly.

Crossing the international border in Hiranagar, damage to four houses

Pakistani Rangers opened fire on the international border on Thursday night in the Hiranagar sector of Kathua.

Firing mortars and firing targeting Rathua village continued till morning. There was no known damage during this period, but four houses have been damaged.

A shell of mortar fell on the roof of the house of Dusha Ram, Bui Lal son of Rathua, causing cracks in the house.

At the same time, the houses of Balakar Chand, Hans Raj, and Mukhtiar Chand have also been damaged due to the firing.

As soon as the firing started, people entered the bunkers with children and stayed awake all night. In the morning, security forces carried out a search operation in the drains of the area fearing infiltration, but nothing was found.