Hates when the media shows no neutrality.
Read this on BBC.
'No need for alarm'
The director of public relations for the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) said the Indian aircraft had violated Pakistani airspace on two separate occasions on Saturday.
"Both the Indian aircraft entered into Pakistan's airspace between two to four nautical miles at two different sectors," Air Commodore Humyun Viqar told Associated Press of Pakistan news agency.
He said Pakistani jets had responded, forcing the Indian aircraft to turn back.
Pakistan's information minister confirmed the incursion and said officials had "spoken to the Indian air force and they have said it was inadvertent".
"Our air force is on alert and ready to face any eventuality, but we do not expect this to escalate," Ms Rehman said. "There is no need for alarm."
Correspondents say the Indian air force has been very careful in recent years to stop its warplanes from straying into Pakistani airspace.
Two jets were shot down during the Kargil conflict in 1999, although India says they were in its own airspace at the time.
Though there is no mention about this incident in any Indian news service, so the news may not be true after all.
Lol, Indian news channels aren't so good at it, they'll do what the people want to hear. Ironically, this would spark Pakistani media to talk a lot more about the, as they claim, da-evil-India.