BSF and Army have responded "appropriately and befittingly" a defence spokesman said.
"There was unprovoked ceasefire violation by Pakistan Armyin Sunderbani, Pallanwala and Nowshera sectors of Rajouri and Jammu districts today," the spokesman said.
They used small arms, automatics, 82 mm mortars and 120 mm mortars in the firing and shelling, he said.
"They are being responded appropriately and befittingly. No casualties to our troops have been reported," he said.
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"At 1720 hour yesterday, Pakistan Rangers started unprovokedheavy firing and helling in Katgus Sector of Jammu which further spread to Hiranagar and Samba.
"It continued till 0500 hours till today in area of24 BSF posts," a senior BSF officer said, adding the BSF responded strongly after which the firing stopped.
"Some Pakistani posts and villages have suffered heavy damage, he said.
On the Indian side, a girl was injured in the ceasefire violation, the officer said.
Yesterday, a Pakistani Ranger was killed and another injured in the retaliatory firing by BSF, as Pakistani troops heavily shelled five sectors along LoC and IB in J&K in which one BSF jawan died and 13 other civilians were injured.
Since surgical strikes by army on terror launch pads in PoK on September 28-29, five Indians, including four security personnel, have been killed and 34 injured in ceasefire violations.
On October 21, BSF killed seven Pak rangers and a terrorist opposite to Hiranagar sector along In in Kathua, in which one BSF jawan was injured.