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Kejriwal condemns Jammu and Kashmir attack

Kejriwal condemns Jammu and Kashmir attack

| | 18 Sep 2016, 04:53 pm
New Delhi, Sept 18 (iBNS): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday condemned the militant attack in Jammu and Kashmir which left 17 jawans martyred.

"My heartfelt condolences to the families of those martyred in Uri," Kejriwal tweeted.

 

"Strongly condemn cowardly attack at Uri in which 17 soldiers lost lives. India cannot be cowed down by such attacks," he said.

The state of Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday witnessed one of the deadliest attacks in a decade's time when four heavily armed terrorists sneaked into the 12 Brigade Army camp in Uri sector, leaving 17 jawans killed.

The terror strike took place 100 kms from state capital Srinagar, in North Kashmir Uri town near the line of control.

Hundreds of army jawans were sleeping in tents when terrorists threw grenades and started heavy firing on tents, leaving 17 army personnel dead.

 

Image: Arvind Kejriwal Twitter page

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