Journalism of Courage
Pakistan continues to violate ceasefire along LoC
1 / 9A woman is brought to a government medical college hospital after she was injured in firing by Pakistani troops across the India Pakistan border at Jora farm in Ranbir Singh Pura, in Jammu.
Indian and Pakistani troops fired bullets and mortar shells across the border between Kashmir and Pakistan for a second day Tuesday, with both accusing the other of provoking the violence. (Source: AP)
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2 / 9Man carries a boy, injured reportedly in firing and shelling from Pakistan side at Jora farm in Ranbir Singh Pura of the India-Pakistan border, for treatment to the government medical college hospital, in Jammu. (Source: AP)
3 / 9A man, injured reportedly in firing and shelling from Pakistan side at Jora farm in Ranbir Singh Pura of the India-Pakistan border, is carried on a stretcher outside the government medical college hospital, in Jammu. (Source: AP)
4 / 9A boy is carried on a stretcher for treatment to the government medical college hospital, in Jammu, following firing from the Pakistani side of the border in Samba. (Source: AP)
5 / 9A civilian, injured in reported firing from the Pakistani side of the border in Samba, arrives for treatment at the Government Medical College hospital in Jammu. (Source: AP)
6 / 9A man is brought on a stretcher for treatment at the government medical college hospital following firing by Pakistani troops across the India Pakistan border at Jora farm, in Ranbir Singh Pura, in Jammu. (Source: AP)
7 / 9A woman is brought to a government medical college hospital after she was injured in firing by Pakistani troops across the India Pakistan border at Jora farm in Ranbir Singh Pura, in Jammu. (Source: AP)
8 / 9Border villagers take shelter in a Govt school after heavy firing at Arnia village, in Jammu. (Source: AP)
9 / 9A civilian, injured in reported firing from the Pakistani side of the border in Samba, arrives for treatment at the Government Medical College hospital in Jammu. (Source: AP)
