Pak must stop unprovoked firing: Jaitley

Pakistan must stop "this unprovoked firing and shelling" on the frontier in Jammu and Kashmir, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said on Thursday.
He said that the ceasefire violations are "an effort by Pakistan to precipitate tensions where none exist".
"Pakistan has to stop this unprovoked firing and shelling… as long as it continues how can there be peace," Jaitley asked while speaking to the media.
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