Will give a befitting reply if Pak forces fire again: BSF IG

October 21, 2016 21:24

Border Security Force's Jammu Range Inspector General D K Upadhyay said the Pakistan Rangers were rattled by BSF's befitting response, so they fired again on Friday morning.

"They had started it, they were paid back in their own coin," Upadhyay said.

"They used all sorts of weapons. If they begin again, will give them a reply again they should remember that," the IG said.

Meanwhile, once again resorting to denial, Pakistans Inter Services Public Relations Director General Gen Asim Bajwa said 'Indians resorted to unprovoked firing in Shakargarh sector'.

"Pakistan Rangers befittingly responded. No loss on Pak side. The Indian claim of hitting or killing any Pak soldier/Ranger with firing at anytime today at LOC/ working boundary absolutely false," Gen Bajwa said.

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