Pakistan Army Responds Strongly over India Violates LoC Ceasefire

RAWALPINDI (RNN TV) – The Indian Army carried out unprovoked firing along the Line of Control (LoC) during the night between April 29 and 30, drawing a strong and effective retaliation from the Pakistan Army, Pakistani private TV channel reported.

The ceasefire violation occurred in the Kayani and Mandal sectors, where Indian forces reportedly used small arms fire without any provocation. “The Pakistan Army responded forcefully, effectively silencing the enemy’s positions,” a senior security official stated on Wednesday.

According to sources, the Pakistani response not only pushed back the Indian aggression but also resulted in the destruction of multiple Indian forward posts. “One of the Indian check posts along the LoC in Indian-occupied Kashmir was completely destroyed,” the sources claimed.

Officials in Pakistan view this latest incident as part of a recurring pattern of Indian hostility. “This act of aggression reflects India’s continued war hysteria and seems aimed at diverting attention from internal unrest and the ongoing crackdown on Muslims in occupied Kashmir,” said the official.

Reports have also emerged suggesting that India has begun evacuating several villages near the LoC on its side, raising fears of a possible escalation.

“The Pakistan Army remains on high alert and is fully prepared to defend every inch of the nation’s territory,” the official emphasized, warning that any further misadventure by the adversary would be met with a “befitting response.”

No casualties were reported on the Pakistani side at the time of this report. The Indian defence ministry has yet to issue an official statement regarding the incident.

Although both nations agreed to a ceasefire in February 2021, sporadic violations have continued, contributing to the ongoing tension between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.