The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said in an announcement that Indian troops "turned to unwarranted terminating" at 4am while the trading of flame went on for two hours.
"Pakistani troops befittingly reacted to unwarranted Indian terminating in the Baghsar, Broh and Khanjar territories in Bhimber area," ISPR said.
No death toll has been accounted for from either side.
On Monday, three separate occurrences of cross-fringe terminating were accounted for in the Nezapir and Kailer areas and Iftikharabad, a town in Azad Kashmir.
Ties amongst Pakistan and India compounded after an assault on an Indian military camp in Uri inside India-held Kashmir on Sept 18, where around 20 Indian officers were executed.
India asserted that Pakistan-supported psychological oppressors were included in the assault and at first guaranteed that weapons recuperated from them bore Pakistani markings. In any case, this statement was exposed by the Indian media itself, compelling the Indian DGMO to withdraw the case.
From that point forward, trade of flame has occurred along the LoC on a regular routine. The heightening proceeded when India asserted it completed "surgical strikes" over the control line on Sept 29, claims Pakistan rejected as being unjustifiable.
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