SRINAGAR: Pakistan on Friday again violated the ceasefire along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and tried to target Indian military posts and residential areas. In response, Indian security forces responded to Pakistan in the same language. The exchange of fire lasted for a long time.

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Pakistan resorted to firing with small arms at 8 a.m. in Mankot sector of Poonch district, Krishna Ghati sector and Naushera in Rajouri district without any provocation. "At 8 a.m., Pakistan opened fire targeting areas bordering the Indian border, some shells also fell in residential areas," police told the press. No injuries or injuries have been reported at present. Indian troops effectively retaliated."

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In Jammu and Kashmir, 150 bunkers out of 350 concrete bunkers being constructed for border residents along the Line of Control in Poonch district have already been constructed. Authorities have given information in this regard on July 8. The administration is constructing these bunkers and concrete community shelter homes under an ambitious plan announced by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. These bunkers and community shelter homes are being built to protect the border residents of the state and central government, as border residents are often at risk of cross-border firing.