Share:ISLAMABAD - Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif Monday said that Afghanistan has apologised over its security forces’ unprovoked firing in Chaman which resulted in the martyrdom of seven Pakistani civilians. At least seven people lost their lives and 16 others suffered injuries on Sunday in Chaman when it came under “unprovoked and indiscriminate” heavy gunfire and artillery shelling by Afghan border forces, according to the military’s media affairs wing. They were of the view that the reparation work should have been referred in the border security committee. PM condemns firing by Afghan border forces Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday strongly condemned the unprovoked shelling and fire by the Afghan Border Forces at Chaman resulting in the martyrdom of several Pakistani citizens and injuring more than a dozen. At least seven people lost their lives and 16 others suffered injuries on Sunday in Chaman, which came under heavy gunfire and artillery shelling by Afghan border forces.

Source: The Nation December 13, 2022 07:03 UTC