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Pakistan considers full air space closure for India

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
October 21, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read
Federal cabinet to consider full air space closure for India said in an upcoming meeting Federal Minister for Civil Aviation, Ghulam Sarwar Khan.
Also Read: PM condemns unprovoked firing by Indian forces along LoC
According to sources, Federal Minister made the statement after recent ceasefire violation from Indian troops. It is pertinent to metion that India has violated ceasefire agreement in multiple sectors situated along with Line of Control (LoC). Indian ceasefire violation resulted in martyrdom of at least five unarmed civilians along with one soldier.
Also Read: India’s claim of destroying camps in AJK is invalid: ISPR
Earlier, Indian troops had opened fire on unarmed civilians in the sectors including Shahkot, Nousehri and Jura. However, the befitting response from Pakistan military troops killed nine Indian soldiers and injured several destroying two of their bunkers.
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