J&K: Border villages Suchetgarh turns into ghost town after heavy shelling by Pakistan
J&K: Border villages Suchetgarh turns into ghost town after heavy shelling by Pakistan
The Indian border village of Suchetgarh in Jammu and Kashmir has become a ghost town due to heavy shelling and firing from Pakistan. Residents have been shifted from their homes, as the village is considered a vulnerable target. Reports indicate that officials told the villagers that the village is easy to be hit by mortars from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) and that the underground bunkers are not sufficient to protect them.
Here's a more detailed look at the situation:
- Entire villages have been evacuated, with families relocating to safer areas.
- The village is deemed vulnerable due to its proximity to the International Border and the perceived ease with which it can be targeted by Pakistani shelling.
- Residents are reportedly living in fear and have been displaced from their homes due to the ongoing shelling.
- The shelling has significantly impacted the daily lives of the villagers, with their homes and livelihoods disrupted.
- The situation highlights the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, with ongoing cross-border firing and shelling incidents.
