22-year-old army officer martyred as militants conflict limit post in Khyber Agency
PHOTO: ISPR
An army officer was martyred on Saturday in cross-border banishment in Rajgal, Khyber Agency, Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) pronounced in a statement.
Lieutenant Arsalan, 22, was deployed as a officer autocratic a newly-established limit post in Rajgal, Khyber Agency when he was strike by belligerent banishment from opposite a limit between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Lt Arsalan was a usually hermit of 3 sisters.
Earlier in May this year, during slightest 10 people, including women, children and a Frontier Corps (FC) man, were killed and 47 harmed after Afghan limit army resorted to ‘unprovoked’ banishment during Pakistani infantry guarding a census team.
Two civilians killed, 11 harmed in Indian banishment along LoC
The occurrence occurred in a Killi Luqman and Killi Jahangir villages of Chaman, that hover a limit and have been a source of debate between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Kabul claims a villages are partial of a war-torn country’s Spin Boldak district, an avowal Pakistan flatly denies.
Pakistani army deployed in Chaman returned glow and harmed dual Afghan confidence officials. Both sides rushed reinforcements to a limit and Pakistani authorities sealed a Chaman channel indefinitely once again. Pakistan had sealed a limit with Afghanistan for a month after a array of militant attacks opposite a nation left around 100 people dead.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1514294/22-year-old-army-officer-martyred-militants-attack-border-post-khyber-agency/