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On Hotline, Pakistan Warns India Against 'Disadventures', Threatens Response All India | Reported by Vishnu Som, Edited by Parmeshwar Bawa | Updated: May 02, 2017 17:34 IST Indian soldiers' mutilation by Pak: The martyrs were paid tributes this morning. NEW DELHI: India today warned Pakistan of an "unequivocal" response to the killing and mutilation of two soldiers yesterday along the Line of Control in Kashmir. Pakistan, which has denied the barbaric act, said in response today that India "should look inwards" to determine how the soldiers were killed, sought "actionable evidence" of India's claims, and warned "any disadventure shall be appropriately responded at a place and time of own choosing." The recriminations were exchanged between top commanders of India and Pakistan - the Director General of Military Operations, Lieutenant General AK Bhatt, spoke on a hotline to his counterpart across the border hours after Delhi warned that the army will exact revenge for the atrocities committed on Prem Sagar and Naib Subedar Paramjit Singh. Both men were part of a team patrolling the Line of Control or de facto border in the Poonch sector last morning when two posts were assaulted with rockets and mortar bombs. The soldiers - one from the Border Security Force and the other from the army - were honoured as heroes this morning before their bodies were transported to their families in Tarn Taran in Punjab and Deoria in Uttar Pradesh. Prem Sagar's daughter said "We want 50 heads to avenge him." India says a team of Pakistani soldiers and terrorists sneaked past the Line of Control and entered Indian territory under the cover of heavy fire from the Pakistani army, "Full fire support provided by Pak Army Post located in vicinity of the incident," India conveyed over the hotline today, describing the mutilation of the soldiers as a "dastardly and inhuman act" deserving of "unequivocal condemnation and response." In September, India responded to a massive attack by Pakistani terrorists on an army camp in Uri in Kashmir by sending soldiers across the Line of Control to take out staging areas for terrorists in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Delhi warned at the time that it could repeat the action. II. https://tribune.com.pk/story/1398889/pak-army-never-disrespects-soldier-even-indian-pakistan-tells-india-hotline/ THE EXPRESS TRIBUNE > PAKISTAN India, Pakistan make hotline contact after allegations of soldiers mutilated across border By News DeskPublished: May 2, 2017 A Routine DGMO level hotline is also likely today (Tuesday). PHOTO: FILE RAWALPINDI: Local commanders of the Indian and Pakistani armies made hotline contact on Monday night in the Rawalakot-Poonch sector along the Line of Control (LoC), the military’s media wing Inter Services Public Relations said in a statement. The contact came in the wake of Indian allegations that Pakistani troops had killed and mutilated the bodies of two Indian soldiers. A claim the Pakistani military has denied. Iran offers to mediate between Pakistan, India over Kashmir ADVERTISEMENT “Indian counterpart was told that there has been no CFV (ceasefire violation) or crossing of the line of control by Pakistani troops from Pakistan side nor mutilation of Indian soldiers bodies,” the ISPR statement said. “Indian authorities were told that there is unnecessary media hype following the allegations. Pakistan remains fully committed to maintain peace and tranquility along the LOC and expect same from other side and hope prudence is exercised and no steps are taken that may lead to vitiating of environment and affect peace along LOC,” it added. DGMO seeks actionable evidence Later, during a “routine weekly hotline contact” with his Indian counterpart, Pakistan Army DGMO reiterated the military’s stance over baseless and unfounded allegations. “DGMO highlighted that Pakistan Army is a professional military outfit and upholds the highest standards of conduct,” the ISPR said in a statement. Asking for actionable evidence from his Indian counterpart, the DGMO urged that Indian Army should look inwards to probe the incident. On Monday, the Indian army had claimed that Pakistani forces fired rockets and mortar bombs at two Indian posts on the LoC, dividing Muslim-majority Kashmir between the two countries, in the Krishna Ghati sector. India to launch ‘Pakistan-snubbed’ South Asia Satellite on May 5 Pakistan army has denied the allegations, saying there had been no violation of a ceasefire on the Kashmir frontier and that its soldiers had not mutilated the corpse of any Indian soldier. “Indian blame of mutilating Indian soldiers’ bodies are also false. Pakistan Army is a highly professional force and shall never disrespect a soldier, even Indian,” it maintained in a statement. -- Peace Is Doable -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Green Youth Movement" group. 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