Pakistan violated ceasefire twice in 10 days: Army Chief
Through DGMO-level talks, India has asked Pakistan to not support terror-related activities, said Indian Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane on October 02.
“There were no ceasefire violations by Pakistan army from February till June-end. But of late there have been increased infiltration attempts that were not supported by ceasefire violations. In 10 days, there have been 2 ceasefire violations. Situation is regressing to pre-February days. We have conveyed through hotline messages and DGMO level talks that take place every week that they (Pakistan) should not give support to any terror-related activities,” he added.
“There were no ceasefire violations by Pakistan army from February till June-end. But of late there have been increased infiltration attempts that were not supported by ceasefire violations. In 10 days, there have been 2 ceasefire violations. Situation is regressing to pre-February days. We have conveyed through hotline messages and DGMO level talks that take place every week that they (Pakistan) should not give support to any terror-related activities,” he added.