On Friday, Indian and Pakistani troops were involved in gunshots across the International Border in the Anupgarh region of Rajasthan, according to officials. They added that there were no casualties on the Indian side.
According to a BSF spokesperson on Friday, the BSF has made up its mind to submit a vehement “protest” with its Pakistani counterparts and has requested a flag meeting on Saturday.
According to the spokesperson, BSF guards protecting a group of farmers close to the border fence were hit by “six-seven shots” fired by Pakistan Rangers. The official added that the BSF responded by firing 18 bullets at the Pakistan Rangers.
‘The incident took place at around 2 in Anupgarh area, Sector Sri Ganganagar when Pak Rangers fired six-seven rounds on BSF troops, who were present ahead of BS Fence as Kissan guard along with five local farmers. In retaliation, the BSF kisaan (farmer) guard party fired around 18 rounds on Pak Rangers. No casualty to BSF and Indian farmers have been reported,’ the BSF said spokesperson said.
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In a joint statement from the previous year, India and Pakistan pledged to adhere rigorously to all cease-fire agreements along the Line of Control and the International Border as well as to address “each other’s key issues and concerns.” The two nations were working to keep the peace along the Line of Control (LoC), where Pakistan committed more than 4,600 cease-fire violations in 2020.
The Director Generals of Military Operations (DGMOs) of the Indian and Pakistani armies had agreed to a “strict observance of all agreements, understandings, and ceasefire along the Line of Control and all other sectors from midnight on February 24/25, 2021,” according to the statement, the first jointly released by the two nations in more than eight years.
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