Jammu and Kashmir: Pakistani army opened fire in Rajouri, two people injured, house damaged

In Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan is not deterred by nefarious activities. The ceasefire has been violated by Pakistan on the border in Rajouri. Two people have been injured in the Pakistani firing, while one house has also been damaged.

There has been heavy firing by the Pakistan Army in Manjakkot, Rajouri. In this firing, two people were injured while sleeping in Manjakkot. Apart from this, the house has also been damaged in shelling.

However, the Indian Army is also giving a befitting reply to Pakistan. Currently both the injured have been admitted to the hospital. For the past several days, ceasefire violations are being done continuously by Pakistan.

The Pakistani army also fired on the Gulpur sector for about four hours in violation of the ceasefire on Tuesday. During this time, Pakistan opened fire with mortars and universal machine guns targeting the army's forward posts as well as the residential areas.

It is worth mentioning that before this, from late Monday evening till Tuesday morning, Pakistani army had fired in this area. The army has also given a befitting reply to this nefarious act of the Pakistani Army. In this, several villages including the villages adjacent to the Line of Control, Khadi, Karmada, Polas and Batwadi were affected.

At around 10 am on Tuesday, suddenly the Pakistani army, 41 Baloch Regiment opened fire from its forward posts Bakri, Goat One, Goat Two, Goat Men, LP, LP One and LP Wright in Gulpur sector of the district.

They started shelling with universal machine guns and mortars targeting army posts as well as rural areas. This created an atmosphere of panic in the entire region. People took shelter in homes and bunkers.

The army has also given a befitting reply to this nefarious act of the Pakistani Army. There was no loss of any kind of damage in this, but many houses started firing bullets and mortars from the Pakistani Army. This spread fear among people.