Home minister Rajnath <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pakistan-will-have-to-give-up-someday-due-to-international-pressure-rajnath-singh-131826">Singh speaking at the Border </a>Security Forces function declared that despite India wanting peace with its neigbour,&nbsp;a particular country, meaning Pakistan, was not "mending its ways."

As the minister was delivering&nbsp;<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pakistan-violates-ceasefire-in-jammu-and-kashmir-138496">his speech, Pakistan opened fire along </a>the Line of Control(LoC) in Arnia and RS Pura today injuring seven people including two BSF soldiers. An infant reportedly died during the firing.

Without naming Pakistan outright, the home minister said: "This (Pakistan's acts) can be a subject of research and these activities of the neighbour are hard to understand."

"If you (the BSF) are fired upon, then you have to decide what is the best course of reaction or action. You have done this with remarkable responsibility in the past," Rajnath said, adding that although the government had directed the forces not to fire first but he told the BSF that &nbsp;"no one will ask them how they chose to retaliate".

The home minister said the government intended to seal the Pakistan and Bangladesh with 'smart fences'. He added that&nbsp;work was in progress to seal the border.

"In few months, the work should get completed," Rajnath Singh added.

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The home minister said the government intended to seal the Pakistan and Bangladesh with 'smart fences'.

Home minister Rajnath Singh speaking at the Border Security Forces function declared that despite India wanting peace with its neigbour, a particular country, meaning Pakistan, was not "mending its ways." As the minister was delivering his speech, Pakistan opened fire along the Line of Control(LoC) in Arnia and RS Pura today injuring seven people including two BSF soldiers. An infant reportedly died during the firing. Without naming Pakistan outright, the home minister said: "This (Pakistan's acts) can be a subject of research and these activities of the neighbour are hard to understand." "If you (the BSF) are fired upon, then you have to decide what is the best course of reaction or action. You have done this with remarkable responsibility in the past," Rajnath said, adding that although the government had directed the forces not to fire first but he told the BSF that "no one will ask them how they chose to retaliate". The home minister said the government intended to seal the Pakistan and Bangladesh with 'smart fences'. He added that work was in progress to seal the border. "In few months, the work should get completed," Rajnath Singh added.

We won't fire the first bullet, but BSF free to retaliate if Pakistan opens fire: Rajnath Singh

Pakistan troops<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pak-troops-open-fire-again-along-loc-indian-army-retaliates-30011"> today opened fire in several points </a>along the line of control(LoC) in R S Pura, Arnia and Samba sectors in J&amp;K.

In less than 24 hours, Pakistan troops once again opened fire in the RS Pura sector. Indian security forces immediately retaliated.

Two civilians - a woman and a child were killed and at least four others were injured in the R S Pura firing.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

WION reporters said Pakistan troops were targeting 50 villages along the border including two dozen BSF posts.

On Wednesday night, a BSF soldier was killed after Pakistan troops opened fire at RS Pura sector. Three civilians were also injured as the firing by Pakistan troops hit an Indian village along the border. Indian border guards retaliated as the firing continued till early on Thursday morning.

A Suresh, a soldier belonging to 78 BN BSF security force was killed in the firing at RS Pura.

WION reporters said Pakistan troops targetting 50 villages along the border including two dozen BSF posts.

Pakistan troops today opened fire in several points along the line of control(LoC) in R S Pura, Arnia and Samba sectors in J&K. In less than 24 hours, Pakistan troops once again opened fire in the RS Pura sector. Indian security forces immediately retaliated. Two civilians - a woman and a child were killed and at least four others were injured in the R S Pura firing. WION reporters said Pakistan troops were targeting 50 villages along the border including two dozen BSF posts. On Wednesday night, a BSF soldier was killed after Pakistan troops opened fire at RS Pura sector. Three civilians were also injured as the firing by Pakistan troops hit an Indian village along the border. Indian border guards retaliated as the firing continued till early on Thursday morning. A Suresh, a soldier belonging to 78 BN BSF security force was killed in the firing at RS Pura.

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We won't fire the first bullet, but BSF free to retaliate if Pakistan opens fire: Rajnath Singh

Watch: Pak troops target 50 villages, at least 24 BSF posts along the border