Akhnoor, May 19 -- The Indian Army has emphasised that Pakistan's "uncoordinated" firing targeted civilian areas in Jammu and Kashmir, while in contrast, India's reply was as swift as a blade and as coordinated as a clock.

Speaking to ANI, an Indian Army personnel said that Pakistan could not gain a difference in a hilly region, due to which they opened fire on the plains, which is India's region.

"It was on the morning of May 10, when Pakistan could not gain a difference in the hilly sector, they opened fire on the plains, which is our region. Their motors aimed towards our forward posts, and their artillery towards our civilian areas. Their fire was not precise and uncoordinated. They were firing in a disarray... They could not have a...