Crop. The army knelt for two dead bodies after a two-day battle.

(PTI) New Delhi, Ta. September 14, 2019, Saturday

Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, Pakistan forces broke ceasefire and firing indiscriminately. Responding to the Pakistani army, he had to surrender in a shootout by the Indian army and they showed a white flag of peace and took away the bodies of two of their soldiers killed in the strike.

The white flag wants to surrender to the security forces, or to stop the raid. Sources in the security forces said that on September 10-11, Indian forces responded to the firing of a ceasefire by Pakistani forces in the Hajipur sector of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK). Pakistani soldier Ghulam Rasool was killed in a skirmish between the two soldiers. Sipai Rasool was a resident of Bahawalnagar in the Punjab province of Pakistan.

Initially, Pakistani troops broke the ceasefire and tried to take away the dead body of the soldier. Another Pakistani soldier was also killed while attempting to take Ghulam Rasool's body. Sources in the Indian Army said that despite several attempts by the Pakistani army for the last two days, they were not able to take away the bodies of the soldiers.

Finally, on September 13, the Pakistani army surrendered to the Indian forces and hoisted a white flag for peace and took away the bodies of two of their soldiers. Indian troops honored the white flag and allowed Pakistani forces to carry the bodies of the two soldiers, sources said.

However, throughout this event, the Pakistani army has been exposed to discrimination against its own soldiers. It is believed that both soldiers killed in the Hajipur sector were Punjabi Muslims.

Punjabi Muslims have a strong hold on Pakistan's military, politics, social life and national resources. Punjabi generals also dominate the Pakistani army and more than 70% of its troops come from this area. As such, Pakistani troops always try to retrieve the bodies of Punjabi Muslim soldiers during a raid with Indian forces.

On the other hand, 5 to 7 of his soldiers and militants were killed in a clash with Indian forces on July 30-31 in the Kairan sector, but the Pakistani army made no attempt to repatriate them. Sources say that Pakistani soldiers killed in the Karen sector will be from the PKK's Kashmiri Aarthwa Northern Light Infantry. Pakistan also insulted its soldiers in the Kargil war and refused to take their bodies.

Eventually, Indian soldiers executed Pakistani troops at frosty heights during the war. Sources say that Pakistan uses Kashmiri and NLI forces as a shield. Punjabi Muslims also discriminate against Pakistani soldiers in the army as they dominate the Pakistani society.