Another soldier killed by Indian forces: Pakistan Army

January 10, 2013 18:34

The Pakistani military said Indian troops shot and killed a Pakistani soldier on Thursday, the third deadly cross-border incident reported in five days in the disputed Kashmir region, reports the Dawn.

"Pakistan Army soldier, Havildar Mohyuddin, embraced shahadat (martyrdom) due to unprovoked firing by Indian troops at Hotspring sector in Battal at 2:40 pm today,' the military said in a text message to reporters.

"Today, India troops resorted to unprovoked firing at a Pakistani post named Kundi,' it added. India alleged that two of its soldiers were killed by Pakistani troops on Tuesday, including one who was beheaded. Pakistan denied the accusation. More

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