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Indian Army restores damaged grave of Pak soldier in J&K

The Indian Army on Thursday said it has restored the damaged grave of a decorated Pakistani officer in Naugam sector of Jammu and Kashmir

The Indian Army on Thursday said it has restored the damaged grave of a decorated Pakistani officer in Naugam sector of Jammu and Kashmir. Srinagar-based Chinar Corps tweeted a photograph of the epitaph on grave which read, 'In memory of Major Mohd Shabir Khan, Sitar-e-Jurrat Shahid 05 May 1972, killed in counter attack by 9 Sikh'.&nbsp;"A fallen soldier, irrespective to the country he belongs to, deserves respect &amp; honour in death. Indian Army stands with this belief," the Chinar&nbsp;Corps tweeted.

The Indian Army on Thursday said it has restored the damaged grave of a decorated Pakistani officer in Naugam sector of Jammu and Kashmir. Srinagar-based Chinar Corps tweeted a photograph of the epitaph on grave which read, 'In memory of Major Mohd Shabir Khan, Sitar-e-Jurrat Shahid 05 May 1972, killed in counter attack by 9 Sikh'.
"In keeping with the traditions &amp; ethos of the #IndianArmy, #ChinarCorps resuscitated a damaged grave of Major Mohd Shabir Khan, Sitara-e-Jurrat, Pakistan Army, who was Killed in Action (KIA) at a forward location along LC in Naugam Sector on 05 May 1972," Chinar Corps posted on its Twitter handle. "A fallen soldier, irrespective to the country he belongs to, deserves respect &amp; honour in death. #IndianArmy stands with this belief. This is #IndianArmy for the world," the Army added.

2 soldiers killed, 4 wounded as Pak shells LoC in J&K 

Pakistan resorted to unprovoked ceasefire violation along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Naugam sector on Thursday, killing two soldiers

Pakistan resorted to unprovoked ceasefire violation along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Naugam sector on Thursday, killing two soldiers, even as the Indian Army gave a befitting response. Defence spokesperson Colonel Rajesh Kalia said two soldiers were killed and four sustained injuries in the mortar&nbsp;firing from across the border. He said&nbsp; the injured personnel are being evacuated while a befitting response is being given to the Pakistani firing.

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