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Army rubbishes reports of Pakistan killing 11 Indian soldiers
Pakistan army chief General Raheel Sharif said that 11 Indian soldiers were killed in cross-border firing on November 14
New Delhi, Nov 17: The Indian army has rubbished reports that Pakistan has killed 11 of its soldiers. "No fatal casualties have been reported due to Pakistan firing on November 14, 15 and 16," an army official said while rubbishing the report.
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On Wednesday, the Pakistan army chief General Raheel Sharif said that 11 Indian soldiers were killed in cross-border firing on November 14.
On the same day, the Indian armed forces had killed seven Pakistani soldiers near the de-facto border, the Pakistan media had reported.
Pakistan army accepts its losses, General Sharif said while daring India to accept its own casualties. He had also said recently that the surgical strike carried out by India was limited to mere words and New Delhi had to face embarrassment over the claim it had made.
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