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Islamabad denies report
By B. Muralidhar Reddy
ISLAMABAD, NOV. 28. Pakistan today dubbed as ``total lies'' the
claim made by the Indian forces that their soldiers were killed
and bunkers destroyed in retaliatory firing and shelling in the
Poonch sector.
``These are nothing but lies being dished out by the ground
troops on the LoC to account for ammunition and killing of the
civilians in unprovoked and heavy firing by the Indian forces,''
was the cryptic comment of the Press Secretary to the Pakistan
President, Maj. Gen. Rashid Quereshi.
The Pakistan military, however, alleged that three civilians were
killed in the firing by the Indian Army across the LoC. A press
statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations
Directorate said the Indian troops used field artillery, heavy
mortars, heavy machine guns and other automatic weapons in
Tuesday's shooting in the Satwal and Batal sectors of Rawalakot
district in the Pak-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
It said 20 persons, including seven women, were wounded. Six were
in serious condition.
In a related development, the Pakistan President, Gen. Pervez
Musharraf, said here that Pakistan would continue to extend
``moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmir cause''.
He made these observations when the President of PoK, Mr. Sardar
Muhammad Anwar Khan, called on him here.
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