Pakistan's Foreign Office (FO) said in a statement that its "armed forces have given and will continue to give a befitting response to any aggression".
"Pakistan also rejects the baseless claim that Indian armed forces carried out surgical strikes into Pakistan. The Indian side has chosen to share this falsified claim with the Indian media," it said adding that the alleged ceasefire violations were "continuation of a pattern of unprovoked violations committed by Indian forces".
It said India has deliberately escalated tension at the LoC in order to divert attention from the continued deteriorating situation in Jammu and Kashmir and "horrendous Indian brutalities" there.
It said India was trying to "make a fool of its own people and the international community".
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"We can assure India that any such aggression will not go unanswered or unpunished. Pakistan is ready to defend its people and territory from any Indian aggression or Indian state-sponsored terrorism on Pakistani soil," it said.
In a statement, he strongly condemned India's cross LoC firing and urged India not to put regional peace at risk.
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Meanwhile, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) President Sardar Masood Khan termed India's conduct as "irresponsible" which will escalate the situation.
He "strongly condemned the unprovoked cross-LoC fire" that resulted in killing of two Pakistan soldiers and sent his deepest condolences to the families ofthe soldiers.
"India's conduct is irresponsible and designed to escalate the situation and push the region towards war and strife," he said in a statement.