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Tributes paid to martyred soldiers
Various organisations condoled the death of army men who were killed in the Pakistan instigated terrorist attack on the army camp in Uri sector of Jammu and Kashmir, here on Monday.
Tirupati: Various organisations condoled the death of army men who were killed in the Pakistan instigated terrorist attack on the army
camp in Uri sector of Jammu and Kashmir, here on Monday.
Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) and Andhra Pradesh Journalists Forum (APJF) took out a candle light rally in the city as a
mark of condolence to the death of brave Jawans and also condemning Pakistan. DYFI district secretary, who led the rally, described the
terrorists attack as cowardice and observed that Pakistan should realise that such attack will no way help solve Kashmir issue but only
complicate the issue further.
The incident amply revealed the government failure in checking infiltration of terrorists into J&K, he said.
APJF State vice-president A Giridhar and Rayalaseema convenor Gandhi said that the sacrifice of Jawans was unparallel and the country
indebted to the army men for protecting us despite facing many dangerous situations on the border.
