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On Line Of Control, Army Ready For Any 'Eventuality' Post Surgical Strikes
Pakistan has increased the number of ceasefire violations along the Line of Control or LoC ever since India's surgical strikes against terror launch pads in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The Indian Army said on Monday that its "guard is up" and it will reply to any eventuality. This, they said, include Border Action Team or BAT attacks.
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Pakistan Army Denies Indian Army Strikes, Says Cross-Border Fire Killed 2
India carried out surgical strikes in territory occupied by Pakistan last night to eliminate terrorists waiting to attack Jammu and Kashmir and other metros, the army said today. However, Pakistan has denied the strikes and accused India of cross-border firing that killed two Pakistani soldiers.
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Over 1,000 Terrorists Trying to Infiltrate Into India, Army Says
More than a 1,000 terrorists, trained in 17 training camps across Pakistan, have been attempting to cross over into India through the border in Jammu and Kashmir but a tightened counter-infiltration effort has resulted in many of their bids being foiled and driving them to desperate measures, the top Army officer in Kashmir Valley has told NDTV.
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On Line Of Control, Army Ready For Any 'Eventuality' Post Surgical Strikes
Pakistan has increased the number of ceasefire violations along the Line of Control or LoC ever since India's surgical strikes against terror launch pads in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The Indian Army said on Monday that its "guard is up" and it will reply to any eventuality. This, they said, include Border Action Team or BAT attacks.
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Pakistan Army Denies Indian Army Strikes, Says Cross-Border Fire Killed 2
India carried out surgical strikes in territory occupied by Pakistan last night to eliminate terrorists waiting to attack Jammu and Kashmir and other metros, the army said today. However, Pakistan has denied the strikes and accused India of cross-border firing that killed two Pakistani soldiers.
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Over 1,000 Terrorists Trying to Infiltrate Into India, Army Says
More than a 1,000 terrorists, trained in 17 training camps across Pakistan, have been attempting to cross over into India through the border in Jammu and Kashmir but a tightened counter-infiltration effort has resulted in many of their bids being foiled and driving them to desperate measures, the top Army officer in Kashmir Valley has told NDTV.
