SIALKOT: India’s Border Security Force resorted to unprovoked shelling on villages in the Chaprar sector along the Working Boundary on Friday morning.

According to the Punjab Rangers’ officials, the Indians started firing with small and big weapons at 2:15am which continued for 15 minutes. However, officials said, the firing didn’t cause any harm.

On Aug 28, 10 civilians lost their lives and 56 others were injured in Indian firing on Sucheetgarh, Harpal, Bajra Garhi, Charwah and Umeraanwali sectors of the Working Boundary.

Published in Dawn, September 5th, 2015

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