"There was no ceasefire violation reported along LoC in Jammu, Poonch and Rajouri districts last night," a defence spokesman said today.
"Guns have fallen silent after our strong retaliation and befitting reply to the Pakistani troops," he said.
Violating the border ceasefire five times in 24 hours, Pakistan troops had yesterday pounded Indian military and civilian positions in 10 areas along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu region, provoking retaliation.
A jawan was reportedly injured due to a splinter in Pallanwala sector.
A total of five ceasefire violations took place yesterday and four such violations happened on October 3.
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