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Two Pakistani soldiers martyred in Indian firing   

December 15, 2020 11:55 PM


Two Pakistani soldiers were martyred after Indian troops opened fire in Bagsar sector along the Line of Control, said ISPR. 

According to military’s media wing, India violated the ceasefire pact in the Bagsar sector. In the attack, 35-year-old Naik Shahjahan and 31-year-old Sepoy Hameed embraced martyrdom.

The Pakistani forces gave a befitting response and the Indians incurred heavy human and fiscal losses.

The Pakistan Army is on high alert along the working boundary due to the threat of an Indian false flag operation.



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