Nagrota attack: Terrorists dug tunnel to enter army camp, reveals probe

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How was the tunnel dug by the Pakistan terrorists right into our territory? Are there some moles who are helping our enemy camp?
[h=1]Nagrota attack: Terrorists dug tunnel to enter army camp, reveals probe[/h]December 01, 2016 18:47

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Combing operations at the army camp in Nagrota revealed the presence of a tunnel which the terrorists used to enter the Indian side.


"We spotted a tunnel in Chambliyal-Samba area this morning which might have been used for infiltration," said BSF DG KK Sharma.


The BSF DG also said that efforts were underway to fill the unfenced gaps using technology.


A group of heavily-armed terrorists in police uniform stormed an army unit in Nagrota, about three kms from the Corps headquarters on the outskirts of Jammu city.


Seven army personnel, including two officers, were killed in this attack before three terrorists were killed in an armed stand-off which also involved a hostage-like situation with 12 soldiers, two ladies and two children being held captive. All were rescued.

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Now we know where Omar's loyalty lies! He is definitely not on this side of the fence!!

[h=1]Omar Abdullah's shocker: 'Irresponsible statement' by ministers sparked Nagrota attack[/h]

December 01, 2016 18:05

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National Conference leader Omar Abdullah sparked a controversy by saying "irresponsible statements" by senior Union ministers provoked the terror attack on the Nagrota Army camp.



The ministers in their statements post the surgical strike (September 29) had provoked Pakistan by saying now it will not dare target India, Omar said.


The BJP immediately lashed out at him with party spokesperson GVL Narasimha Rao saying Omar's statement was "completely irresponsible."


BJP's Siddharth Nath Singh called the statement "outlandish", adding that the NC leader was "conveniently" trying to put the blame for the Nagrota attack on Indian leaders, especially the defence minister.

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