Defence Minister A K Antony told Lok Sabha today that one army person died and 15 were injured in Pakistani firing this year.
The numbers of ceasefire violations (CFVs) by the Pakistani side in 2012, 2011, 2010 were 93, 51 and 44 respectively.
Antony, however, said the violations have come down significantly of late following talks between two armies at higher level.
"There has been a significant reduction in the incidents of CFVs post telephonic talks between the two Director Generals of Military Operation on October 25 and 29," he said.
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