Absence of ‘mutually agreed LAC’ led to Chinese incursion: Rajnath Singh

Singh said, 'Sometimes the Chinese Army enters here and sometimes our people go over there.'

2 Pak Army officers hurt in retaliatory fire by India

Pakistan’s armed forces spokesperson Maj. Gen. Asif Ghafoor in a statement admitted that two Pak Army officers were injured in Indian Army’s firing.

Earlier on November 18, four Indian Army personnel and two civilian porters were killed in an avalanche in the northern part of the Siachen Glacier.

The Spike missiles were acquired by the Indian Army through the emergency procurement route by the Indian Army.

There was no report of any casualty in the Pakistani shelling.

The Army said if IED would have been initiated, it would have caused immense loss of precious lives and extensive damage to property.

Advisory said that it was clear that Pakistani intelligence operatives are targeting Army personnel and their families have been targeted.

The avalanche took place at 3 pm in the northern glacier at an altitude of 19,000 feet.

Sources said that the patrolling party, including porters, were evacuating another person who had fallen sick at his post.

Indian Army officials told ANI that she will be appointed as the military legal expert with the Government of Seychelles.