If government can't, I will do it myself: Brother of Army Jawan Aurangzeb wants swift revenge

The family of the martyred Army Jawan Aurangzeb has demanded the Narendra Modi government to take swift revenge from the terrorists who abducted and killed the soldier while he was on his way to home for Eid celebrations.

The brother of martyr Aurangzeb said that 100 terrorists should be killed to take the revenge of his brother and added that if the government can’t do this, he himself will do this.

"I appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take swift action in this. 100 of their people should pay the price for the death of my brother. If you (the government) are not able to do so, then tell us, we will do it ourselves," ANI quoted Aurangzeb’s brother as saying.

Aurangzeb, an army soldier from Jammu and Kashmir was abducted by terrorists from Pulwama on Thursday when he was his way back to home in Rajouri for Eid celebrations.

Later in the day, his bullet-ridden body was recovered from Gussoo village in Kalampora area of Pulwama district.

"My son has abided by his pledge, he has kept his promise. He sacrificed himself for the nation and came back to me. I request the central and state governments to eliminate militancy," said Mohd Hanif, the father of the brave heart.

Earlier, he had given the Modi government an ultimatum of 72-hours to find and eliminate the terrorists who abducted and killed his son.

"I am giving Narendra Modi 72 hours for avenging my son’s killing, otherwise we are ready to take revenge on our own," Aurangzeb's father said.

Hours after his brutal killing, the terrorists had released a video of Aurangzeb who was involved in the encounter of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Sameer Tiger. In the 1.15-minute video, the terrorists were seen grilling the martyred Army Jawan about his role in the recent encounters and his responsibilities.