India and Pakistan: Shooting continues on the line of control for the third night in a row

But Indian soldiers "responded" "effectively" with "appropriate small arms fire," the report said.

Recall

An attack on tourists took place in Indian Jammu and Kashmir, killing dozens of people.

India has accused Pakistan of supporting "cross-border terrorism": police have declared three men wanted – two Pakistanis and one Indian – who they say are members of the Pakistani group Lashkar-e-Taiba, which the UN has designated as a terrorist group.

The Indian Federal Ministry of Home Affairs handed over the investigation of the attack to the National Investigation Agency, which specializes in combating terrorism.

The agency interviewed eyewitnesses, thoroughly checked entry and exit points, and collected forensic evidence.

Eyewitnesses are being questioned in the smallest detail to collect a sequence of events that led to one of the worst terrorist attacks in Kashmir

For reference

The northern Himalayan region of Kashmir, predominantly populated by Muslims, is divided between India and Pakistan. Both countries claim the territory in its entirety.