Pakistan Army’s Heavy Firing In Mankot Of Jammu And Kashmir
Pakistan Army’s heavy firing in Mankot of Jammu and Kashmir, the army also give a befitting reply. The Pakistan Army’s continued heavy fire on the Line of Control (LoC), firing heavily.
Pakistan violated the ceasefire in the Mankot sector of Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir at around 5:15 am today. BSF soldiers also responded to this
The ceasefire violation on the India-Pakistan International Border (IB) is not deterred. According to the information, the Pakistani Rangers intermittently opened fire for nearly three hours on Wednesday night. BSF jawans also responded.
The Pakistani Army opened fire at two o’clock from Jaguwal and Bikke Chak post which continued till five in the morning. During this time, BSF’s Maniyari and Satpal posts were targeted. However, there is no notice of loss of life or property in it.
Pakistan is under continuous fire to disrupt the operation of the security dam running along the border.
Army JCOs were seriously injured in the shelling of the Pakistani Army in the Mala area of the Sundarbani sector of Rajouri district. He was airlifted to Udhampur Command Hospital for treatment.
According to the police, on Wednesday, late in the night, the Pakistani Army opened fire, targeting the army post in violation of the ceasefire. In this, JCO Raj Palli of 17 Madras Regiment of the army was seriously injured.
He was brought to the Army First Aid Center along the border, but seeing the condition critical, he was airlifted to Command Hospital Udhampur for treatment late at night.
Army personnel gave a befitting reply to Pakistani shelling. There was intermittent fire from small and big arms from both sides throughout the night.
Pakistan fired 120mm mortars targeting residential areas in Mendhar and Mankot sectors from Wednesday night to Thursday morning.
During this time, a house was damaged due to Pakistani shelling in village Nad Mankot, while a farmer harvested in the village Dabraj to harvest and dry it was destroyed by shelling. This creates panic among the people of the region.
According to the information, tearing the roof of the raw house of Abdul Hameed, a resident of Manakot village, burst the shell inside. This damaged the house and goods.
Thankfully, as soon as the shelling started, Abdul Hameed’s entire family was hiding in the cattle shed at the bottom of it. If the family were there, life could have been lost.
At the same time, about four shells fell near the house of village Dabraj on Thursday morning, one of which fell on the crop kept for drying. The people of the village have demanded compensation from the government for the suffering farmer.
On the other hand, police arrested a person with one kg of heroin from the Mankot area of Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir. It is worth crores. Mendhar police caught a person during a blockade in the Mankot area, heroin was recovered from him.
