RAWALPINDI: Brigadier-level meeting held between military officials of neighbouring countries in Rawlakot Poonch Sector Jammu and Kashmir to find out strengthening way of ceasefire on the Line of Control (LoC) on Friday.
Senior military officials of India and Pakistan held meeting in Rawlakot Poonch Sector in Jammu and Kashmir to discuss ways to strengthen the ceasefire along the Line of Control (LoC) against the backdrop of violations in the recent past.
According to the ISPR Pak-India Brigadier level meeting was held at Rawlakot Poonch sector crossing point on Friday. The decision to hold meeting was taken during the meeting of the DGMOs of both countries on 24th December in Lahore. Ways to strengthen the ceasefire was the focus of the meeting.
Indo-Pak military delegates agreed upon following all those rules and regulation, for ceasefire on the LoC, which had been finalized during half yearly flag meeting of the DGMOs of both sides, added the ISPR.
In the DGMOs meeting on December 24, it was decided that two flag meetings between brigade commanders will be held on the LoC to ensure peace and tranquility and the hotline mechanism between them would be made ‘more effective and result-oriented’.
A few months back, the LoC was witness to major violations from the Pakistani side and the issue had to be taken up by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif in New York.
Indian Army chief General Bikram Singh on Monday warned Pakistan against any breaking any rules on the LoC saying India will respond with equal measure.
Soon after the Army chief made these remarks, the Pakistani army said such “provocative” statements were counter productive and claimed that his statement was “contrary to the facts on ground”.
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