Pakistan denies violating LoC ceasefire on R-Day

January 27, 2014 08:29

Pakistan's military authorities have denied that the country's troops had violated a ceasefire along the Line of Control in Kashmir.

Our "troops had not violated the ceasefire agreement", Pakistani military sources said.

On Sunday, Pakistani troops resorted to unprovoked firing for three hours on to the Kaman post in Uri sector on the Indian side.

General Officer Commanding of 19 Infantry Division Maj Gen Anil Chauhan said the aim of the firing was apparently to disrupt the peace and tranquility along the Line of Control.

The ceasefire violation by Pakistan occurred on a day India celebrated its 65th Republic Day.

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