"From 10 AM, Pakistan Army resorted to unprovoked ceasefire violation in Noushera sector of Rajouri district by targeting our positions with mortar bombs and small arms fire", an army officer said.
He said the army was giving a "befitting response" to the ceasefire violation from the Pakistani side.
"The army is giving a befitting response to the Pakistani army," the officer said.
There was no report of any loss of life or the property on the Indian side as the firing from both the sides was still going on.
There have been over 40 ceasefire violations from the Pakistani side since the Indian side carried out surgical strikes inside Pakistan occupied Kashmir targeting terror launching pads, post the attack on an army camp in Uri on September 18.
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