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India accuses Pakistan of killing soldiers in Kashmir

 
Published on Jan 08, 2013
10:31 PM
In this file photo taken on Aug 2, 2012, Indian Border Security Force (BSF) soldiers stand guard along fencing near the India-Pakistan Chachwal border outpost, some 65km north from the north-eastern Indian city of Jammu. India accused Pakistan of sending troops across the line dividing the disputed region of Kashmir on Tuesday, Jan 8, 2013, and said two of its soldiers were killed and one was wounded in a half-hour gunfight. -- PHOTO: AFP

JAMMU, India (REUTERS) - India accused Pakistan of sending troops across the line dividing the disputed region of Kashmir on Tuesday, and said two of its soldiers were killed and one was wounded in a half-hour gunfight.

One military official told India's Times Now news channel that the body of one of the slain soldiers was later found mutilated in a forested area of the Himalayan territory.

A Pakistani army spokesman denied what it said were Indian allegations of "unprovoked firing" across the heavily militarised Line of Control (LoC) between the nuclear-armed neighbours.

The incident came two days after a clash along the LoC in which Pakistan said one of its soldiers was killed after an Indian incursion. India denied its troops crossed the line.

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