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Pak violated ceasefire over 8,500 times in less than 3 yrs on J&K borders
8/29/2020 12:13:24 AM
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New Delhi, Aug 28: Pakistan troops in less than three years have violated the truce agreement for more than 8500 times along the borders of Jammu and Kashmir.
In information released by the Ministry of Home Affairs in a reply to RTI filed by a Jammu based activist said that during the last 3 years, people living at International Border and Line of Control areas of Jammu and Kashmir are witnessing on an average at least 09 Ceasefire violations by Pakistan daily causing loss of lives and property. The information revealed that during the period between January 1, 2018, to July this year, 8,571 ceasefire violations being committed by Pakistan at borders.
The information provided by the office of Director Security (J&K Wing) of Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India further stated that in these ceasefire violations by Pakistan at IB and LoC areas during the period between Jan 2018 to July 2020 at least 119 Indians lost their lives including 63 Civilians and 56 Security force personnel besides causing injuries to 308 Civilians and 300 Security force Personnel.
The Communication also disclosed that as compared to the year 2010, the aggression incidents by Pakistan at the border in Jammu and Kashmir in the year 2019 increased around 50 times and till July 2020 further increased 60 times, as in 2010, there were only 70 such incidents and in the year 2019, 3479 such incidents are reported and till July-2020, 2952 incidents of ceasefire violations recorded. The RTI reply further read that from 2010 to till date Pakistan violated the peace pact on borders at least 11,572 times and resorted to cross border fire in Jammu and Kashmir killing 240 Indians that includes 122 Civilians and 118 Security force personnel that also injured 673 civilians and 594 SF personnel. Every year the cross border shelling incidents by Pakistan on border areas are increasing.
In the year 2010, only 70 such incidents were reported that killed 2 civilians and 5 SF personnel whereas in the year 2019 the number of Pakistani’s unprovoked shelling incidents increased around 50 times as 3,479 incidents reported that include killing of 18 Civilians and 19 Security personnel in cross border shelling.
This year till July 2,952 Cross border shelling claimed lives of 15 civilians besides 38 others injured and also causing the death of 8 Jawans and injuring 62 others.
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