Hazaribag: The jury is still out as to why Pakistan recently broke the long agreed-upon ceasefire along the international border (IB) with no 바카라convincing바카라 explanation offered by their officers during flag meetings, BSF director general (DG) Nitin Agrawal said on Thursday.
Agrawal was speaking to reporters during the annual press meet at a Border Security Force camp in the 바카라Meru바카라 area of Hazaribagh in Jharkhand on the eve of the 59th Raising Day of the force.
바카라As far as the reason for the ceasefire violation goes, we have no clue. We are analysing every aspect. During flag meetings, they (Pakistan Rangers) have been giving XYZ reasons for this (ceasefire violation) but they are not at all convincing. They themselves felt that they are not sounding convincing. They just mentioned something for the sake of it,바카라 the BSF DG said.
Pakistan Rangers in October initiated cross-border shelling, the first major ceasefire violation since 2021, in the Jammu sector that left a BSF jawan and a woman injured. There have been at least six overall violations since the two sides signed a ceasefire agreement on February 25, 2021.
The BSF DG said the force mounted 바카라effective바카라 retaliatory fire during these ceasefire violations and 바카라there were reports from multiple sources of heavy casualties on the other side.바카라 A senior officer said that at least seven Rangers were estimated to have been killed in the BSF fire.
