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The Indian army also announced that it had killed six members of the jihadi group Jaish-e-Mohammad
Seven Pakistani soldiers were killed and four injured in response to a conflict on Saturday that killed one Indian troop.
The conflict took place along the LoC in the district of Poonch, in Jammu and Kashmir.
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The Times of India also reported that the Pakistan army issued a statement saying that four soldiers were killed in the Kotli sector in the Jandrot, an area close to the LoC.
The Indian army also announced that it had killed six members of the jihadi group Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM).
The Director General of the police in Jammu and Kashmir, Shesh Paul Vaid, said: “We have recovered five bodies from the spot.
“I think six have died, one body is being searched for. They belonged to Jaish-e-Mohammad and information was that they are suicide attackers.”
Mr Vaid detailed that the army had received reports of possible attempts by the organisation to “infiltrate” its Uri sector.
He added: “In the past few days, we were getting reports about possible attempts to infiltrate the Uri sector.
“So, ambushes were laid out in that area by Army, Jammu and Kashmir police and the Central Reserve Police Force.
“In the morning, an exchange of fire took place in one of the ambushes.”
In response, India’s Army Chief General, Bipin Rawat, issued a stark warning to Pakistan and blamed it for helping terrorists “sneak into India”.
He declared: “The Pakistan Army has been continuously trying to help terrorists sneak into India along LoC in Jammu and Kashmir.
“We are using our might to teach them a lesson. If we are forced, then we may resort to other action by stepping up military offensive.
“Ceasefire violations by Pakistan happen frequently, to which we respond effectively. We will take even stronger steps against our enemies if we are compelled to do so.”
The ceasefire in-effect between the two nations along the International Border, the line that runs between the states of India and the four provinces of Pakistan, was violated by the latter in Jammu and Kashmir more than 720 times last year.
This horrifying figure has skyrocketed tensions between the two countries and made the prospect of World War 3 higher than ever – it is the highest in the last seven years.
Pakistan recently blasted India as “irresponsible” after General Rawat claimed he was ready to call the country’s “nuclear bluff”.
Pakistan’s foreign minister, Khawaja Asif, launched a scathing attack on the General by declaring the comments were “not befitting his office”.
Mr Asif tweeted: “Very irresponsible statement by Indian Army Chief, not befitting his office.
“Amounts to invitation for a nuclear encounter.
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Khawaja Asif recently launched a scathing attack on General Bipin Rawat
“If that is what they desire, they are welcome to test our resolve.
“The general’s doubt would swiftly be removed, inshallah.”
The stark threat came after General Rawat suggested he was willing to carry out a military operation that could start World War 3.
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Bipin Rawat blamed Pakistan for helping terrorists ‘sneak into India’
He said: “We will call the bluff of Pakistan.
“If we will have to really confront the Pakistanis, and a task is given to us, we are not going to say we cannot cross the border because they have nuclear weapons.
“We will have to call their nuclear bluff.”