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Indo-Pak flag meeting today to ease tension at borders
Indo-Pak Flag Meeting Today to Ease Tension at Borders. After 95 ceasefire violations by Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) and breach of the ceasefire pact 25 times on the International Border (IB), both the nations will hold a flag meeting at field levels to soothe the state of affairs.
After 95 ceasefire violations by Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) and breach of the ceasefire pact 25 times on the International Border (IB), both the nations will hold a flag meeting at field levels to soothe the state of affairs.
India lodged a protest with Pakistan over growing border ceasefire violations during the telephonic discussions between Director General Military Operations DGMO of the two nations.
Pakistan Rangers has requested the BSF to hold a company commander level flag meeting in Pargwal area of Akhnoor sector in Jammu at 2 pm on Wednesday. But no flag meeting request has come from the area opposite to RS Pura and Arnia sectors, worst affected areas in firing and shelling.
The BSF said the firing by Pakistani forces in the last 45 days was possibly the "heaviest" since the 1971 war.
Lt Gen PR Kumar from India and Major General Amir Riaz from Pakistan, the DGMOs discussed the border situation during their talks on hotline, which takes place every Tuesday. The DGMOs hold talks every week during which they discuss issues related to the LoC and other areas.
