Firing on LoC : After the Operation Sindoor of the Indian Army, the Pak Army has also opened the mouths of its artillery on the LoC and international border. Three people lost their lives in the result. The Pak Army has rained goals on many Indian cities and towns. Also Read: Operation Sindoor: Why did India attack Bahawalpur and Murid, what are their terrorist connections?
The army spokesperson said that on the night of May 6-7, there was indiscriminate firing and gunfire by the Pakistani Army on the Line of Control and International Border in front of Jammu and Kashmir, in which three civilians lost their lives. Those who died have been identified as Mohammad Adil son Shain Noor death Sagra Mendhar, Salim Hussain son Altaf Hussain Death Balakot Tehsil Mendhar and Ruby Kaur wife Shallu Singh Mohalla Sararan, Mankot.
The Indian Army said the shelling was done without reason and was targeted by civil areas. The statement issued by the army stated that “on the night of 06-07 May 2025, the Pakistani Army carried out arbitrary firing, including cannons from the posts along the Line of Control and International border, in front of Jammu and Kashmir. Three innocent civilians lost their lives in indiscriminate firing/shelling. The Indian Army is giving a proportional response to aggression.
The Pakistani Army fired heavy mortar at advance villages near the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir in the early hours of Wednesday, while the Indian armed forces carried out missile attacks on nine terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Also Read: Operation Sindoor: Why did India attack Bahawalpur and Murid, what are their terrorist connections?
Officials said that another woman and her daughter were injured due to Pakistani shelling in Poonch district, one of whom is in critical condition. Cannon shells have fallen even within the town town.
He said that soon after the Indian attacks, there was reports of heavy firing from across the border from the Krishna Valley, Shahpur and Mankot of Poonch, Lam, Manjakot and Gambhir Brahmin in Rajouri district and Karni area of Kupwara district of North Kashmir.
Officials said the Indian security forces guarding the border also retaliated and the firing continued from across the border between the two sides till the final report was received. He said that people had to take refuge in underground bunkers due to Pakistani shelling.
edited by : Nrapendra Gupta