Indian Army gives a fitting reply to Pakistani firing in Poonch -

Jammu: There was firing from the Pakistan Army on Indian Army posts, in the Poonch sector of Jammu-Kashmir. It is claimed that the Pakistan military suffered major damages in the strong retaliation of the Indian Army. The morale of the Pakistani soldiers is down, given the Indian onslaught. As per reports, senior officials from the Pakistan army are visiting the border areas, to build up the morale of the Pakistani soldiers. There are also reports that there is an increase in activities in the Attock and Rawalpindi airbases of Pakistan air force.

As per the information given by the sources in the Indian Army, on Wednesday morning at 9:45, Pakistan launched attacks on the Indian Army posts and patrol units, in violation of the ceasefire. Pakistan army opened fire and even launched mortar attacks in the Kasba, Shahapur and Karani sectors in the Poonch district. Pakistan has violated the ceasefire 13 times in this month and there is a strong Indian retaliation. The military sources claimed that the Pakistan military suffered major losses in the Indian retaliation, even on Wednesday.

In the last six months, more than 40 Pakistani soldiers have been killed and more than 150 have been injured, in the Indian retaliation. 10 Pakistani soldiers were killed and more than 30 were injured, only in June. It has been reported that the moral of the Pakistani soldiers is down, because of this Indian retaliation. It had also been reported some time ago that some Pakistani soldiers had refused to post on the Indian border.

In this scenario, senior officials from the Pakistan military are visiting the border areas to elevate the morale of the soldiers on the border. Only last month, Pakistan army chief General Bajwa visited the Infantry Brigade. Whereas, it was revealed that senior officials from the Commando Corps and SSG have been visiting the border regions since the last few weeks. It is also reported that Pakistan has increased soldier deployment in the border region. But the Pakistan military has not disclosed the details of the additional deployment.