Pakistan violates ceasefire on R-Day

January 26, 2014 15:16

Pakistani troops violated the ceasefire along the Line of Control in Kashmir on the morning of the 65th Republic Day today by resorting to unprovokedfiring for three hours, army said.

"Today morning at 6:15 am, when it was dark, there wasunprovoked firing from Pakistani side. They fired about three RPG rounds and small arms on to the Kaman post (in Uri sector)on the Indian side," General Officer Commanding of 19 InfantryDivision Major General Anil Chauhan told reporters.

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