Islamabad denies violation of ceasefire

Occupation Indian Army accused Pakistan on Wednesday of violating a cease-fire by firing across a military control line that divides Kashmir between the two countries. But Pakistan denied that any firing had taken place.
The reported firing comes days after an incident last Friday when New Delhi said its soldiers came under heavy cross-border fire while trying to stop a group of militants from sneaking into occupied Kashmir. It was this year's worst border incident.
"Last (Tuesday) evening, the Pakistan Army resorted to unprovoked firing in Kupwara sector, our troops did not retaliate, no one was hurt," said Indian Army spokesman Lieutenant Colonel A.K. Mathur. "This is the cease-fire violation by the Pakistani Army", he added. But Pakistan's military said no such incident took place.