'Time for a decisive battle against Pak'

July 13, 2017 13:52

Families mourn the deaths of the two Army jawans killed in sniper fire from the Pakistani side along the LoC on Wednesday. Defence spokesperson Col Rajesh Kalia said two soldiers of Jammu & Kashmir Rifles were killed in Furkiya area of Chowkibal by Pakistani troops in Keran sector of Kupwara. The two jawans killed were Lance Naik Ranjit Singh and Rifleman Satish Bhagat. Rifleman Bhagat's neighbour said, "Security forces are working exceptionally well and we are with them. But the time has come for a decisive battle against Pakistan."

Image: The family of Lance Naik Ranjit Singh mourns his death.

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