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Describing the border clashes between Indian and Pakistani troops as "unprecedented", the Pakistani media on Thursday blamed India for "starting a massive unprovoked mortal shelling" on the Pakistani territory, killing at least 10 civilians.Dawn described the clashes as "unprecedented" while the online news portal Daily Times said it was "most intense in a decade".
The portal further said that the "fighting comes at a time of changing power dynamics in South Asia, with Pakistan's army taking a more assertive role in politics and India's new nationalist Prime Minister promising a more muscular foreign policy".
The Pakistani media said that at least 10 civilians were killed and dozens of others injured in the fighting along the Line of Control (LoC) since last Sunday. The fighting reportedly started in Jandrot sector and reportedly spread to adjoining sectors.
The portal further said that the "fighting comes at a time of changing power dynamics in South Asia, with Pakistan's army taking a more assertive role in politics and India's new nationalist Prime Minister promising a more muscular foreign policy".
The Pakistani media said that at least 10 civilians were killed and dozens of others injured in the fighting along the Line of Control (LoC) since last Sunday. The fighting reportedly started in Jandrot sector and reportedly spread to adjoining sectors.