India Rubbishes Pak’s Claim of Killing 5 Soldiers Along LoC
Pakistani Army Spokesperson had tweeted that five Indian soldiers were killed and bunkers were destroyed along LoC.
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The Indian Army on Sunday denied Pakistan's claim that five Indian soldiers were killed along the Line of Control (LoC) in cross border firing. The Pakistan Army claimed in a tweet on Saturday that five Indian soldiers were killed.
"Indian unprovoked CFV at Tatta Pani along LOC, violently responded. Indian bunkers destroyed, 5 Indian soldiers (soldiers) killed, many injured," Pakistan Army Spokesperson Major General Asif Ghafoor had said in a tweet, on Saturday.
He also posted a video that claimed an Indian post was destroyed. However, rejecting the claim, defence sources in India said it was ‘false and fabricated’.
On 24 May, Pakistan had posted a video claiming an Indian post was destroyed. The video, however, turned out to be fabricated.
The Indian Army, on 23 May, had released a video of attack on Pakistani posts across the LoC that shows bunkers being bombed in a forested area.
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