Uri terror attack: India stands united against terrorism

Uri terror attack: India stands united against terrorism

Militants stormed a battalion headquarters of the Army at Uri, 102 kms from Srinagar, in the wee hours on Sunday, with explosions and heavy gunfire heard at the spot. 17 soldiers died in terrorist attack in Uri (J-K). Total four terrorists killed in the operation. The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had severely condemned the terrorist attack at the army base camp in Uri, South Kashmir that unfolded in the early hours of the day. 

Uri terror attack: India stands united against terrorism

Uri terror attack is the biggest attck on Indian army in this year. Special prayers were offered for the soldiers killed in the terror attack during Namaz in Lucknow.

Uri terror attack: India stands united against terrorism

"I am deeply disappointed with Pakistan’s continued and direct support to terrorism and terrorist groups”, said Home Minister Rajnath Singh. The Home Minister also said that there are definite & conclusive indications that perpetrators of Uri attack were highly trained, heavily armed and specially equipped.

Uri terror attack: India stands united against terrorism

Indian Army Chief General Dalbir Singh reaches Srinagar, to meet soldiers injured in Uri attack. General Singh will also analyse the security situation at army installations and camps near the Pakistan border in Jammu and Kashmir and also the alertness of the soldiers along the Line of Control (LoC) 

Uri terror attack: India stands united against terrorism

After Uri terror attack, later in the day, DGMO Lt Gen Ranbir Singh called up his counterpart in Pakistan expressing "serious concerns" over Pakistani markings found on the equipment used by four "foreign" terrorists suspected to be belonging to Pakistan-based terror group JeM.