What Aman our kiski Asha? Pak troops cross LoC, kill 2 Indian jawans brutally

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ISI gave Rs 5 lakh to man who beheaded Indian soldier


Lance Naik Hemraj Singh was beheaded on January 8, 2013 by Pakistanis on the Indian side of LoC.








NEW DELHI: The terrorist who beheaded Indian soldier Lance Naik Hemraj Singh on January 8 was rewarded with Rs 5 lakh by Pakistani intelligence agency ISI, which executed the attack on Indian troops with the assistance of terrorists, according to a detailed report of Military Intelligence (MI) on the brutality which almost pushed peace talks with Pakistan off track. According to the MI report, the beheading was done by one Anwar Khan, a local guide who runs a shop in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), and he was also involved in the beheading of an Indian Army captain in 1996 in the same Mendhar area. Anwar, who was handed over the reward by Colonel Siddiqui of ISI, was part of a group led by Subedar Jabbar Khan of ISI. The attackers included members of ISI-backed jihadi terror outfits Lashkar and Jaish-e-Mohammad. The MI report said ISI masterminded the January 8 beheading of Hemraj and mutilation of Lance Naik Sudhakar Singh's body, and involved terrorists in the execution of the plot aimed at triggering unrest along the border. The report named several officers of ISI who were part of this operation, directly pointing fingers at Pakistan. The report said the beheading was pre-meditated, with an ISI officer leading the 15-member Border Action Team (BAT) which ambushed the Indian soldiers in Mendhar that day. A brigadier-rank ISI officer oversaw the attack. The ISI has several BATs for such operations along the LoC and Pakistani army was hand in glove with the intelligence agency in the operation. According to the report, there was a meeting between senior ISI officers, important terrorist commanders and guides a few days before the attack at Rawalkote in PoK. The meeting was presided over by a brigadier level officer of ISI and included Colonel Siddiqui (of Rawalkote), Azad Khan (of Peshawar), Yousuf Khan alias Pathan (of Muzzafarabad) and Major Abbasi (of Tattapani). Several guides familiar with the topography of line of control (LoC) were also present in the meeting. Among the guides who attended the meeting were Anwar, Sabar Khan (of Battal, PoK) and Meeru (Madarpur, PoK). A local Lashkar operative Chaudhary Bashir was also present. "During the meeting, it was decided that local guides aware of the topography of the area would facilitate terrorist groups not only in infiltration along the LoC in Poonch district but also assist in operations by BATs (Border Action Teams). For this a reward of Rs 5,000 for planting of a mine on Indian soil, Rs 10,000 for killing an Indian Army soldier in sniper fire and Rs 5 lakh for beheading an Army jawan was announced. For each of these BAT operations, the guide would be rewarded Rs 2,000 to Rs 12,000," the secret document said. It added, "Pakistan army units have been asked to recruit local persons from villages near the LoC so that they can be trained and subsequently recruited for acting as local guides." Giving details of the beheading of Indian soldiers, the report said, "The ambush by BAT from across in Krishna Ghati sector, 10 Inf Brigade, Mendhar, district Poonch in which two Army jawans of 13 Rajputana Rifles were killed was carried out by a group of 15 terrorists, having 10 members of Lashkar and 5 of Jaish-e-Mohammad. The group was led by Subedar Jabbar Khan of ISI unit of Tattapani (PoK) and included among others Anwar Khan, resident of Jabbar Mohalla of village Sher Khan (Rawalkote) as the local guide, Qari Shah of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Ajmat Khan of JeM. Anwar Khan carried out the beheading of one of the soldiers." The report said that before the act, "the ambush party was stationed at Barmoch BOP, PoK, across Atma Post of 13 Rajasthan Rifles for a fortnight before the incident and terrorists were watching the daily movements of Indian Army jawans". Till January 9, a day after the incident, this ambush party was camping at Tattapani and was also involved in planting anti-personal mines in Helmet, Chattri, Dayal Top, Atma and Rocket BOPs of KG Brigade. About Anwar, the local guide, the report said "he was also involved in beheading an Indian Army captain in KG Brigade in 1996 in the same area (Mendhar). He runs a shop in Barmoch Gali in PoK".

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Fresh ceasefire violation in J&K, Pak troops fire at Indian posts in Poonch

Jammu: In a fresh ceasefire violation, Pakistani troops tonight fired at Indian posts along the Line of Control (LoC) in Poonch sector of Jammu and Kashmir, but there was no casualty on the Indian side. Pakistani troopers resorted to small and medium weapon firing in Balnoi forward area along the LoC at 20.05 pm, PRO Defence SN Acharya told PTI in Jammu.

Indian troops guarding the borderline retaliated resulting in exchange of fire which continued till 22.50 pm, he said.


There was no loss of life on the Indian side in the Pakistani firing, the Defence PRO said. Meanwhile, Pakistan military sources in Islamabad alleged Indian troops had resorted to "unprovoked firing" in the Tatta Pani-Handrot sector of the LoC, which had witnessed a string of clashes that triggered tension between the two neighbours last month.




They alleged that there was "unprovoked firing" by Indian forces in the Tatta Pani-Handrot sector of the LoC this evening. They said there was no report of casualty and the firing was "still in progress" without specifying the time.


A string of clashes along the 742-km LoC last month marked the worst violations of ceasefire that was put in place by India and Pakistan in late 2003. Two Indian soldiers were killed including Lance Naik Hemraj who was beheaded by Pakistani troopers in the Poonch sector.


India had strongly protested to Pakistan about the killing of the two soldiers. The clashes had sparked a war of words before the Directors General of Military Operations of the two sides agreed on steps to de-escalate the situation.

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Pak soldier shot on LoC, Islamabad protests


Ceasefire violation along LoC

Triggering fresh tension along the Line of Control, a Pakistani soldier who had crossed over into Nowshera sector Thursday afternoon was killed by Army jawans in a nearly three-hour gunbattle. Pakistan condemned the incident, adding that it had the potential "to further vitiate the atmosphere" between the two countries.
An Indian Army spokesman said in New Delhi that the Pakistani soldier had been killed after he intruded into Indian territory in Nowshera sector. His identity was ironically revealed by an unscheduled telephone call by Pakistan's Director General Military Operations (DGMO) to his Indian counterpart Friday morning requesting return of their soldier's body killed in Nowshera. The request came as a surprise as the Indian Army authorities had presumed the infiltrator to be a militant, and handed over the body to the police. Police had taken the body to a hospital in Nowshera for postmortem.
Following Islamabad's request, Indian authorities returned the body during a flag meeting along the LoC Friday.
The incident came nearly a month after the killing of two Indian soldiers by infiltrating
Pakistani troops in an ambush in Mendhar sector. The Pakistanis had mutilated their bodies and taken away the head of one of them.
The killing of the Pakistani soldier "goes against the understanding reached between Pakistan and India on speedy return of inadvertent line crossers and has the potential to further vitiate the atmosphere", Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman Moazzam Khan said. "Pakistan calls upon the government of India to carry out a thorough investigation into this unfortunate incident and to ensure that such incidents do not recur."
Khan also contended that the Pakistani soldier had "lost his way and inadvertently crossed the LoC".
While there was no official confirmation, sources identified the dead soldier as Mohammad Ikhlaq of 652 Mujahideen, Bhimber Brigade, Azad Kashmir Division.
He was wearing a Pakistani army uniform when he sneaked into Indian territory around 2.30 pm. Alert Army jawans at a nearby forward position noticed him and opened fire.
The intruder allegedly responded by opening fire from his AK-47 rifle, leading to the gunbattle. The gun along with some ammunition was seized from him.
On Thursday night, Indian LoC positions also came under fire from the Pakistani side for nearly an hour.
with PTI, Islamabad

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Pakistan Army says one of its soldiers inadvertently crossed LoC

The Pakistan Army has said that one of its soldiers had inadvertently crossed the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and contact was being established with Indian authorities for his return.

The Pakistani soldier lost his way on Thursday afternoon and inadvertently crossed the LoC in Khoi Ratta sector, military officials said yesterday.

Contact was being established with Indian authorities for the soldier's return, the officials said.

Such incidents had happened on both sides in the past and were sorted out mutually, they said.

The incident occurred even as the two sides traded fresh charges of ceasefire violations along the 742-km LoC.

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Pakistan Army says one of its soldiers inadvertently crossed LoC


The Pakistan Army has said that one of its soldiers had inadvertently crossed the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and contact was being established with Indian authorities for his return.

The Pakistani soldier lost his way on Thursday afternoon and inadvertently crossed the LoC in Khoi Ratta sector, military officials said yesterday.

Contact was being established with Indian authorities for the soldier's return, the officials said.

Such incidents had happened on both sides in the past and were sorted out mutually, they said.

The incident occurred even as the two sides traded fresh charges of ceasefire violations along the 742-km LoC.

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army returned his body coz we know how to respect a soldiers body .

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Militants may have infiltrated in Poonch: Army

Jammu, Feb 17, 2013, (IANS):

A group of half a dozen militants may have succeeded in infiltrating into India in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, army sources said Sunday, adding searches were on.

According to army sources, a group of 4-5 people was detected by army troops in Hamirpur area of Poonch, about 240 km northwest of Jammu, early Sunday morning.

They said the area was immediately cordoned off and the group was challenged by army troops.

"In response, the group members went into hiding in the bushes and opened indiscriminate fire on troops," said a source, adding and exchange of fire for over an hour followed.

An extensive search operation was launched in the area after the firing stopped but "so far there has been no recovery of any sorts".

Police have also joined the army in carrying out searches. The army sources suspect that the group has been able to intrude into the Indian side. The operation will resume Monday morning.

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army returned his body coz we know how to respect a soldiers body .

Jammu, Feb 15 (PTI) Indian authorities today handed over to Pakistan Army the body of its soldier who intruded into the Indian territory and was killed in the Naushera sector along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir. The body was handed over with military honours at a commander-level flag meeting at a Post in Laam belt around 1750 hours by an Indian Army team led by Col Sanjeev Verma of 5 Sikh LI, a senior police officer told PTI. The Indian Army had earlier handed over the body of the deceased Pak soldier to the Jammu and Kashmir Police at police station Naroka. "The solider's identity has been established as Mohammad Ikhlak of 60 Punjab Regiment," the police officer said. The latest incident of killing on LoC came a month after Pakistani troops entered the Indian territory and killed two Indian soldiers and beheaded one of them. "On February 14, at approximately 1500 hours, Indian troops at Laam post in Rajouri sector observed suspicious movement along the Indian side of LoC," Defence PRO S N Acharya said tonight. On being challenged by a patrol party, the infiltrator opened indiscriminate fire injuring two jawans, he said, adding that in the ensuing encounter the infiltrator was killed and one AK-56 rifle and some ammunition were recovered. He said the Pakistan DGMO made an unscheduled call to his Indian counterpart this morning requesting for the soldier's body. Acceding to the request, the body was returned to Pakistan Army in the same sector in the evening with military honours, Acharya said. Pakistani troops violated the ceasefire by resorting to heavy unprovoked automatic fire on Indian posts in Mendhar Sector last night. But, there was no ceasefire violation from across the border today, he said. Last evening the Army had said that one militant was killed while foiling an infiltration bid. However, later it turned out that the killed one was a Pakistani soldier.

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Jawan injured in Mendhar IED blast

KT NEWS SERVICE MENDHAR, Feb 16

An army jawan lost his left foot when he inadvertently stepped over Improvised Explosive Device (IED) planted by unknown non- state actors in Krishna Ghati area of Mendhar, today. Official sources said that army of 13 Raj Rifle during patrolling near Gian forward Post which came under heavy fire from Pakistan during the intervening night of February 14-15, 2013, inadvertently stepped over Improvised Explosive Device (IED) planted by unknown non state actors in Krishna Ghati area of Mendhar, this afternoon at 3.45 PM. Injured jawan identified as Sepoy Anoop Singh resident of Haryana was shifted to 150 Garrison Hospital Rajouri from where he was referred to Command Hospital Udhampur for advanced treatment. Officiating PRO Defence SN Acharya when contacted said that the jawan was injured in landmine blast and he was shifted to Command Hospital Undhampur for treatment. However, sources said that it was not a landmine blast but an IED planted by intruders in connivance with Pak soldiers.