Tragic Escalation: Seven Lives Lost in Cross-Border Shelling in Jammu and Kashmir

In a devastating incident in Jammu and Kashmir, seven people, including a woman and two children, lost their lives due to artillery shelling from the Pakistan Army. The attack also left 38 others injured, prompting a strong response from the Indian Army. The majority of casualties occurred in the Poonch district, with additional injuries reported in Baramulla and Rajouri. This escalation follows India's missile strikes against terrorist targets in the region, highlighting ongoing tensions along the Line of Control.
 | 
Tragic Escalation: Seven Lives Lost in Cross-Border Shelling in Jammu and Kashmir

Casualties from Artillery Fire


Jammu: A tragic incident unfolded on Wednesday as artillery and mortar fire from the Pakistan Army resulted in the deaths of seven individuals, including a woman and two children, while injuring 38 others in various forward villages along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, according to officials.


In retaliation, the Indian Army has launched a counter-response to the shelling, which follows recent missile strikes by India targeting nine terrorist sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.


The fatalities occurred primarily in the Poonch district, which was severely affected, with an additional 25 individuals reported injured. Furthermore, ten people sustained injuries in the Uri sector of Baramulla district, while three others were hurt in Rajouri district.