Authorities in Pakistan say no less than nine individuals were slaughtered when cross-fringe shelling from India hit a traveler transport in the questioned Kashmir area.
Eleven others were injured when the transport was hit. Authorities said two individuals passed on in Indian shelling somewhere else in Pakistan-managed Kashmir.
Hours prior India promised to vindicate the killing of three fighters, one of whose bodies it said had been ravaged.
Pressures have ascended since activists slaughtered 19 Indian troops in September.
Both nations blame each other for abusing a 2003 détente accord.
The traveler transport experienced harsh criticism from India's side of the true outskirt as it was making a trip from Kel to Muzaffarabad in the Neelum valley area.
Pakistani authorities blamed India for intentionally focusing on regular folks. There was no prompt reaction from India.
On Tuesday the Indian armed force said one of its watches had been trapped in Kupwara area.
"Reprisal will be overwhelming for this fearful demonstration," Indian armed force representative Col Rajesh Kalia had said.
Pakistan says more than 30 regular citizens and 11 officers have been slaughtered on its side in battling since August. India says 12 regular people and 11 of its troopers have kicked the bucket over a comparable period.
Handfuls more have been harmed and a huge number of individuals have left the territory or are caught in their homes.
Source:- BBC
Eleven others were injured when the transport was hit. Authorities said two individuals passed on in Indian shelling somewhere else in Pakistan-managed Kashmir.
Hours prior India promised to vindicate the killing of three fighters, one of whose bodies it said had been ravaged.
Pressures have ascended since activists slaughtered 19 Indian troops in September.
Both nations blame each other for abusing a 2003 détente accord.
The traveler transport experienced harsh criticism from India's side of the true outskirt as it was making a trip from Kel to Muzaffarabad in the Neelum valley area.
Pakistani authorities blamed India for intentionally focusing on regular folks. There was no prompt reaction from India.
On Tuesday the Indian armed force said one of its watches had been trapped in Kupwara area.
"Reprisal will be overwhelming for this fearful demonstration," Indian armed force representative Col Rajesh Kalia had said.
Pakistan says more than 30 regular citizens and 11 officers have been slaughtered on its side in battling since August. India says 12 regular people and 11 of its troopers have kicked the bucket over a comparable period.
Handfuls more have been harmed and a huge number of individuals have left the territory or are caught in their homes.
Source:- BBC
