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HSS demands action against ceasefire violations by Pak 10/20/2013 9:52:23 PM JAMMU, Oct 20: Criticizing the Congress-led UPA Government for its failure to combat regular ceasefire violations along the Line of Control (LoC), the Hindustan Shiv Sena (HSS) demanded stern action against Pakistan for continuous firing and shelling on international border. Talking to media persons here today, President of HSS Dimpy Kohli said that situation along the border is very critical now because there are growing ceasefire violations and there is more push of infiltrators adding that it's a mini-war like situation. Governments of India must act tough against Pakistan as the peace initiatives won't yield any result as per our opinion. Kohli said that this situation is more dangerous than a full-fledged war as thousands of people migrated from border areas viz R S Pura and Pargwal to safer places causing hardships to them and their wards.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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