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Pakistan Army's shelling on J&K border kills three, including two civilians as tensions rise

FP News Desk • May 9, 2025, 23:05:03 IST
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Pakistan Army, in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, has been shelling civilian areas along the Line of Control. This has claimed multiple lives, especially in Poonch and Uri

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Pakistan Army's shelling on J&K border kills three, including two civilians as tensions rise
A local resident inspects his house that was damaged by Pakistani artillery shelling in Uri. Source: AFP

Continuous heavy artillery and mortar shelling by Pakistan continued for a third consecutive day on the Jammu and Kashmir border on Friday (May 9).

The attack from Pakistan led to the killing of three people.

Pakistani shelling claimed the life of civilian Mohd Abrar and injured three others, including his wife, when their homes were hit. Additionally, a soldier, sepoy M Murali Naik from Andhra Pradesh, laid down his life during the cross-border shelling in Poonch. In Baramulla’s Uri sector, intense overnight cross-border shelling resulted in the death of a woman and injuries to several others, including a soldier.

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Along the volatile boundary, the Border Security Force (BSF) also thwarted a major infiltration attempt, killing seven terrorists.

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Chief Minister Omar Abdullah rushed to Jammu from Srinagar to assess the situation in the aftermath of the largest Pakistani drone attack.

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha visited the shelling-hit Uri sector.

Abdullah warned Pakistan that continued escalation from across the border would only harm them. He described Thursday’s aerial strikes on Jammu as one of the most serious assaults on the city since the 1971 war, urging Pakistan to focus on de-escalation amid the ongoing military conflict.

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According to the army, Pakistan carried out large-scale airspace violations on the night of May 8 and 9, attempting to target military infrastructure with 300 to 400 drones across 36 locations from Leh to Sir Creek, including Jammu city.

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Shelling was also reported from different sectors of Rajouri, Akhnoor in Jammu, and Kupwara districts, causing damage to dozens of residential houses and leading to fresh evacuation of the civilian population from vulnerable areas.

With inputs from PTI

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