Pak lodges protest with India over civilian killings

August 28, 2015 20:28

Pakistan today summoned Indian High Commissioner TCA Raghavan and lodged a strong protest over alleged ceasefire violations, saying at least eight civilians were killed in firing by Indian troops. Pakistan Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry summoned Raghavan to convey that today's ceasefire violations by the Indian side were not acceptable, sources said. Chaudhry handed over the protest note to Raghavan, who was accompanied by his deputy J P Singh.

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