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India, Pak armies exchange fire along LoC

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Two army-men injured in shelling along LoC

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Rajouri, Nov 14: The armies of India and Pakistan on Wednesday exchanged gunfire at two locations along the Line of Control (LoC) in Rajouri district.

Reports said that the armies of both the countries exchanged fire with small and heavy arms in Kalal and Deeing forward locations in Nowshera tehsil near the LoC at 4 PM.

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Intermittent shelling was going on when last reports came.

In a separate incident, the armies of the two countries exchanged gunfire and shelling along the LoC in Sunderbani area around 5 PM.

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