SIALKOT – Indian Border Forces (IBS) personnel on Thursday again opened the unprovoked firing and killed four Pakistan civilians near Sialkot Chaprar sector across the working boundary.
According to Inter Services Public Relation (ISPR), four persons were killed and five injured during unprovoked firing from Indian army. Women was also killed during this incident.
Deceased persons identified as Muhammad Boota, Rahat and Ghulam Mustafa. Â Zarina bibi was killed in Rawalakot.
Earlier, Indian Border Forces (BSF) personnel opened unprovoked firing across Working Boundary at Bajwat, Sialkot sector on Wednesday.
Punjab Rangers spokesperson told that no casualties have been reported so far. Pakistan forces retaliated after the unprovoked firing from Indian side.
Both sides exchanged allegations of violation of ceasefire agreement.
On Wednesday Mujhahid force of Pakistan Army shot down Indian spy drone on Monday near Bhimber, Azad Kashmir. According to information, on Monday morning Mujhahid force shot down Indian spy drone with the single shot of G3 rifle.
Sources said that drone was shot down in the area of Bhimber, Azad Kashmir.
Remotely piloted vehicle RPV (spy drone) shot down with single fire.
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