BSF soldier martyred in ceasefire violation by pakistan
BSF soldier martyred in ceasefire violation by pakistan
New Delhi:A soldier of the border security force (BSF) was martyred early Tuesday after pakistan violated ceasefire yet again in jammu and kashmir's samba sector.
The incident reportedly happened in the early hours of the tuesday when pakistani forces began unprovoked firing from across the LoC in the samba sector.While indian forces retaliated strongly ,a BSF constable Devender kumar lost his life.
Pakistan has repeatedly violated cease fire agreement with India,with more than 650 such incidents this year alone till April.While security forces have suffered losses,civilian casualties too have prompting authorities to recently build several bunkers.
Last moth, Pakistan based Dawn reported that the country is now planning an ambitious space programme during the next fiscal year (2018-2019) at a cost of Rs.4.7 billion in a possible hid to "keep an eye on the Indian side".
India too has been looking to use hi-tech surveillance equipment to ensure pakistan forces are unable to provide mortar fire cover to terrorists attempting to sneak into India.While details have not been made known due to secrecy-related issues the BSF did install a high --tech fence in a border area with Bangladesh which would ensure no illegal entry place from the other side.BSF has not ruled out installing fences along the LOC in the times to come.
New Delhi:A soldier of the border security force (BSF) was martyred early Tuesday after pakistan violated ceasefire yet again in jammu and kashmir's samba sector.
The incident reportedly happened in the early hours of the tuesday when pakistani forces began unprovoked firing from across the LoC in the samba sector.While indian forces retaliated strongly ,a BSF constable Devender kumar lost his life.
Pakistan has repeatedly violated cease fire agreement with India,with more than 650 such incidents this year alone till April.While security forces have suffered losses,civilian casualties too have prompting authorities to recently build several bunkers.
Last moth, Pakistan based Dawn reported that the country is now planning an ambitious space programme during the next fiscal year (2018-2019) at a cost of Rs.4.7 billion in a possible hid to "keep an eye on the Indian side".
India too has been looking to use hi-tech surveillance equipment to ensure pakistan forces are unable to provide mortar fire cover to terrorists attempting to sneak into India.While details have not been made known due to secrecy-related issues the BSF did install a high --tech fence in a border area with Bangladesh which would ensure no illegal entry place from the other side.BSF has not ruled out installing fences along the LOC in the times to come.
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