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BSF man killed, six injured as Ind-Pak shell each other with mortars

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May 18, 2018
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Srinagar: India and Pakistan troops shelled border outposts in Jammu on Friday leading to death of  a BSF soldier, and  injuring six

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Reports said that Pakistan Rangers shelled R S Pura, Bishnah and Arnia sectors of Jammu.
The slain soldier was identified as 28-year-old constable Sitaram Upadhyaya of 192 Battalion. He was critically injured at Jabowal BoP around 0130 hours and died en route to GMC Hospital in Jammu. An Assistant Sub Inspector of BSF suffered a splinter injury at Pittal BoP.
In R S Pura and Arnia sectors, five civilians have been injured and evacuated to hospitals by police in bullet proof vehicles, and  three civilians have been injured in Arnia sector and two in R S Pura sectors. Several houses have suffered damage and few animals have died.

 

 

 

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