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CFV in Nowshera Kalal, Keri Battal of Sunderbani sector | KNO

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Jammu, July 19 (KNO) : The Indian Army on Friday evening claimed that Pakistani army resorted to cease fire violation at LoC in Nowshera Kalal and Keri Battal area of Sunderbani sector. Sources told KNO that Pakistani counterparts fired ammunitions from across the border which was retaliated by the Indian Army. "Indian Army have given them a befitting reply for resorting to unprovoked firing on border," the source said. More details were awaited when the report was being filed. (KNO)

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