New Delhi: Head of the Manoj Army Mukund Naravane said on Thursday that there was no infiltration along the control line after a ceasefire agreement was reached between India and Pakistan.
In February 2021, India and Pakistan reiterated their commitment to attend the ceasefire agreement signed in 2003.
The ceasefire began to apply along the 778-km (LOC) control line and the 198-Khmir International Border (IB) in Jammu and Kashmir at Febry 2021 After the hotline talks between the Director General of the Indian and Pakistani military operations, in accordance with the shared statement issued by both parties.
Relationships have a diving nose and violations of ceasefenses rise after India canceled the provisions of Article 370 in connection with the Jammu and Kashmir who were divided into two Union J & K and Ladakh regions.
Pakistan protested hard efforts and increased efforts to encourage terrorists throughout the control line, setting the stage for high tension with India.
This is not the first time India and Pakistan have agreed to honor the November 2003 weapons ceasefire agreement.
PACT is similar, for example, achieved between two DGMOS in May 2018 but gradually wither with escalation of cross-border hostility.
Of the 2,140 violations of the ceasefire recorded by India in 2018, the number jumped to 3,479 in 2019, with the main nail after the attack of Terror Pulwama and the consequent of the Balakot air strike in February and then the Profitations of Article 370 in August.
There is no infiltration along the LOC after a ceasefire agreement with Pakistan: head of the Naravane army
