Pakistan accused India of troops across the disputed Kashmir border artillery fire on Monday after last week set off a nuclear-armed skirmishes between the two rivals for Indian soldiers killed.
Along the 740 km (445 miles) of the Line of Control in Kashmir will erupt in August 6, there were five Indian soldiers were ambushed and killed in Poonch tensions in the region. New Delhi accuses Pakistan of military attack. Islamabad denied involvement.
Monday, Pakistani military officials said civilians were killed as "unprovoked Indian shelling" in Battal's, Chirikot Satwal industry results.
"The official said," the Pakistani army to respond effectively to the Indian launch.
Indian officials were not immediately available for comment.
District government officials 马利克阿尤 cloth Allen said that some family cattle also died before 4 o'clock in the firing in a village about 500 meters (yards) from the organizing committee.
Since the two armies exchanged fire Tuesday in the front line, straining the ceasefire agreement, since November 2003 has largely been held at the border.
Such as the latest tit-tat shelling incidents are common along the Line of Control, but tensions have been high since the ambush, with India suggesting retaliation one of the most serious attacks because neighbors signed a ceasefire in 2003.
Pakistani media have reported possible redeployment of its troops from the Afghan border, the military is a separate fighting the Taliban-linked insurgency, the eastern border, but military officials said that option is not on the table.
India and Pakistan have been trying to restart the stalled peace talks, possibly as early as this month, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Pakistani counterpart, Nawaz Sharif met in New York in September as well as possible.
India in Kashmir deployed thousands of soldiers put down tens of thousands of armed rebellion began in 1989. In recent years, violence has subsided, but there is little movement on a political settlement.
 



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