US EditionNagrota Army Station witnesses firing; Soldier injured amid Pak' betrayal
- On May 10, 2025, a vigilant guard at the Nagrota Military Station in India confronted suspicious activity near the base perimeter, resulting in a brief firefight that left the guard with minor injuries.
- This incident occurred despite an understanding reached earlier that day between Indian and Pakistani DGMOs to stop firing and military actions along the border, which Pakistan violated.
- The Indian Army's 16 Corps, known as the White Knight Corps, stated that search operations are ongoing to track the intruder while Indian forces engage with Pakistani drones over Srinagar amid escalations.
- Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri stated that India’s military is responding effectively to the ceasefire breaches, and the government is closely monitoring the situation, urging Pakistan to act responsibly and take necessary measures to resolve the issue.
- This event underlines ongoing tensions and violations along the International Border and Line of Control, prompting Indian armed forces to maintain strong responses against repeated incursions.
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Soldier Injured in Firing at Nagrota Army Station in Jammu, Search Ops Underway to Track Intruder
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. An Indian Army soldier was injured in a gunfire exchange with an intruder at the Nagrota Army Station in Jammu, the White Knight Corps said on Saturday. A search operation has been launched for the suspect. India News | Soldier Injured in Firing at Nagrota Army Station in Jammu, Search Ops Underway to Track Intruder.
Nagrota Army Station witnesses firing; Soldier injured amid Pak' betrayal
A soldier was injured in a brief exchange of fire with a suspected intruder outside the high-security Nagrota Military Station in Jammu on Saturday evening, just hours after a ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. The incident occurred when an alert sentry noticed suspicious movement near the camp’s perimeter and challenged the suspect, leading to gunfire. Watch for more
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