Civilians bear brunt of Pak firing
A villager shows the broken glass pane of his car after firing from the Pakistani side at Bainglad village in Samba district, some 58 kms from Jammu. (PTI Photo)
Updated on: Jan 04, 2015 1:39 AM IST
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A villager shows the broken glass pane of his car after firing from the Pakistani side at Bainglad village in Samba district, some 58 kms from Jammu. (PTI Photo)
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A villager shows a mortar shell fired from the Pakistan side at Bainglar village in the Samba sector, some 60 km from Jammu. (Nitin Kanotra/HT Photo)
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A lady injured in cross-border firing is shifted to Government Medical College Hospital in Jammu. (Nitin Kanotra/HT Photo)
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Villagers sit in a vehicle as they flee their homes in the wake of firing by the Pakistan, at Banglad village in Samba sector. (Nitin Kanotra/HT Photo)
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A villager inspects the roof of his house allegedly damaged in shelling from the Pakistani side, in the Samba sector. (Nitin Kanotra/HT Photo)
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A woman sits by the window of a house damaged by shelling from the Pakistani side, at Bainglar village in Samba sector. (PTI Photo)
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A villager shows mortar shell marks on the wall of his house after firing from the Pakistani side at Bainglad in Samba district. (PTI Photo)
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Family members of an injured civilian react near the Government Medical College and Hospital in Jammu on Saturday. (PTI Photo)
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Rahul Kumar, injured in cross-border firing between Indian and Pakistan troops, shifted to Government Medical College Hospital in Jammu. (AFP Photo)
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