Pakistan hostages in border villages, 16 animals killed in shelling

Srinagar, Ta. September 21, 2019, Saturday

The border has been re-opened by Pakistan, which has caused severe damage to the border villages. According to information released by the army, the animals in the border villages have also been affected. A total of 16 cattle have been killed in the shootings.

Apart from this, the houses in the area were also badly damaged. Following the Pakistani shootings, schools in the border villages have to be closed. Currently the highest number of shootings is occurring in Poonch, Kathua and Nowshera.

A Defense Ministry spokesman said that Pakistan had opened fire in the Nowshera sector, most of the border areas are located in Rajouri which was targeted only. So far, about 16 cattle have been killed in villages in India.

Pakistan also opened fire in Nowshera on Friday night. The Balakot area was severely affected by the firing of crops that lasted two hours. When Pakistan re-opened fire at 9.45am on Saturday morning. Which targeted Shahpur and Kerala areas of Poonch.

However, the firing was carried out by Pakistan a few times throughout the day on Saturday. Deputy Commissioner of Poonch said that 16 cattle were killed in the shootings. The Balakot area has been hit the most. Here four schools had to be closed.

Several houses were also damaged in the crop fire. The firing of Pakistan has created a sense of danger in rural areas. Especially in the housewives, people are worried about the exit.

Animals have died while schools have to be closed. People do not go out for livelihood and no one is seen in the fields. Because the crop for one consecutive week. Border villages are being targeted by.

However, the military has said that we too are responding aggressively. On the other hand, the sanctions that were imposed in most areas of Kashmir have been lifted, he said, adding that the sanctions were imposed after the abolition of Article 370 on August 5th. Which have been removed.