Indian Army on Tuesday made a press conference claiming that Pakistan's checkpoints have been damaged recently in the action taken in the Naushera sector of Jammu and Kashmir.

Although Pakistan has denied any such action by India.

Major General Asif Ghafoor, an official of SPR, tweeted, "India's claims of destroying Pakistani posts on the LoC and firing Pakistani Army on civilians are wrong."

Earlier, Major General Ashok Narula of the Indian Army said at the press conference that the action was taken by the Indian Army in response to Pakistan's action on June 20 and 21 in the Naushera sector.

He said that now the melting of snow in the summer is likely to increase infiltration, but the preparation of the Indian Army is complete.

Four extremists were killed in action in Naushera.

He also said that our effort is to restore peace in Jammu and Kashmir. It is important that the intrusion on the Line of Control be effectively prevented.

On this occasion, the Indian Army has released a video. About 21 seconds of this video shows 10-11 blasts.

Indian Army spokesman Major General Ashok Narula said that India's position on the Line of Control is stronger than Pakistan. The Pakistani army helps the armed infiltrators to enter in Kashmir of India.

On this video released by the Indian Army, Pakistani High Commissioner Abdul Basit told the news channel "CNN News 18" in New Delhi that he has not received information about it from Pakistan, so he can not say anything at the moment.

However, he said, "Two things prove this. First, that the Jammu and Kashmir is a central issue between the two countries and second, if something happens today, then it is necessary to understand that the need for both the countries to sit on the negotiating table to resolve this long pending issue. It is unfortunate that despite the ceasefire, there is a tension on the Line of Control, so it is important that such things should not happen."

In Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch, two soldiers of Indian Army were killed recently and they were vandalized with their dead bodies.

The Indian army had said at that time that it would be answered fairly.

India's Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Defense Minister Arun Jaitley had condemned to vandalize the body of the soldiers and said that there were no such acts during the war.

Although Pakistan had denied it by hand in such an incident.

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