Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan called on India Friday to investigate what it called repeated violations by Indian soldiers along the de facto border between the two nations in the disputed territory of Kashmir. Pakistan's Foreign Office summoned the high commissioner of India, Sharat Sabharwal, to its offices to protest the killing of one of its soldiers on the Pakistani side of the border known as the Line of Control. Opinion: How India mistreats Kashmir Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani also demanded that the Indian government investigate recent clashes between the two countries in the Kashmir region. Jilani's call came just days after Indian Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai summoned the Pakistani high commissioner to lodge complaints about the killing of two of its soldiers in the Kashmir region Tuesday.
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Pakistan's Foreign Office summoned India's high commissioner
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Pakistan's foreign secretary wants India to investigate a shooting incident
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Pakistan accused Indian soldiers of killing one of its soldiers in the disputed Kashmir region
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India has accused Pakistan of killing two of its soldiers in the flashpoint region
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