New Delhi,The cases of
ceasefire violations have been reported along the Indo-Pak border mainly on the
border of J&K. In the year 2014 (Upto 11th July), there have been 42
ceasefire violations along the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border
(IB) under the operational control of Army in J&K. As per report, no
security personnel/civilian injured or martyred during these ceasefire
violations.
India has repeatedly emphasized,
including at the highest level, the need for Pakistan to uphold the sanctity of
the Line of Control and abide by its ceasefire commitment of 2003 along the
international border and Line of Control. All violations of ceasefire are also
taken up with Pakistan military authorities at the appropriate level through
the established mechanism of hotlines, flag meetings as well as weekly talks
between the DsGMO. These incidences however have been denied by the Pakistan
military authorities.
However, under the Simla Agreement
of 1972, India is committed to resolve all outstanding issues with Pakistan
including the issue of Pakistan’s forcible and illegal occupation of Jammu and
Kashmir through a peaceful bilateral dialogue. This was stated by Kiren
Rijiju, Minister of State in the Ministry of Home Affairs in written reply to a
question by Asaduddin Owaisi in the Lok Sabha today.
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