One Border Security Force (BSF) soldier and four civilians were killed during a ceasefire violations from across the border in Jammu and Kashmir's RS Pura and Arnia sectors on Friday.
The chief minister appealed to all stakeholders to reciprocate positively to the gesture aimed at giving relief to the people of the state who have seen enough "torment and tragedy".
However, the resolution made one notable exception to the ceasefire: It allowed continued action against the Islamic State, Al-Qaeda, A1-Nusra Front and other terrorist organisations.
Mohammad Yousuf, a resident of Pukherni village, was injured apparently from sniper fire from across the border around 7:30 pm, a police official said.
Indian troops guarding the LoC retaliated effectively and the firing between the two sides was going on when the last reports came, a police official said.
Rohingya rebels today declared a unilateral ceasefire to allow aid to reach the increasingly desperate fugitives
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