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A day after three jawans were killed and a soldier’s body was mutilated by terrorists in Machhal sector on the Line of Control (LoC), the Army launched a massive fire assault on Pakistani posts on Wednesday morning.
“A fire assault was launched at 9 a.m. on the Pakistani posts in the Kel sector and downwards,” a senior officer told The Hindu .
the three soldiers of a counter-infiltration patrol party were ambushed and killed by terrorists in Machhal sector who had infiltrated along the LoC on Tuesday. One of the soldier’s body was mutilated by the terrorists who escaped with cover fire by the Pakistan Army.
Following the incident, Army’s Northern Command had warned in a tweet that “retribution will be heavy for this cowardly act.”
Similar events
A similar cycle of events unfolded in the same sector last month. On October 29, Sepoy Mandeep Singh was killed in Machhal sector and his body was mutilated by a terrorist, who fled across the LoC after the act.
The Army had warned that the “despicable act” would invite an “appropriate response” and the next day claimed to have destroyed four Pakistani posts in Keran sector along the LoC and “inflicted heavy casualties” in a massive fire assault.
Indian Army launches massive fire assault on LoC after soldier’s mutilation - The Hindu
“A fire assault was launched at 9 a.m. on the Pakistani posts in the Kel sector and downwards,” a senior officer told The Hindu .
the three soldiers of a counter-infiltration patrol party were ambushed and killed by terrorists in Machhal sector who had infiltrated along the LoC on Tuesday. One of the soldier’s body was mutilated by the terrorists who escaped with cover fire by the Pakistan Army.
Following the incident, Army’s Northern Command had warned in a tweet that “retribution will be heavy for this cowardly act.”
Similar events
A similar cycle of events unfolded in the same sector last month. On October 29, Sepoy Mandeep Singh was killed in Machhal sector and his body was mutilated by a terrorist, who fled across the LoC after the act.
The Army had warned that the “despicable act” would invite an “appropriate response” and the next day claimed to have destroyed four Pakistani posts in Keran sector along the LoC and “inflicted heavy casualties” in a massive fire assault.
Indian Army launches massive fire assault on LoC after soldier’s mutilation - The Hindu
