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India-Pak relations will never be the same again: Ravi Shankar Prasad

India-Pak relations will never be the same again: Ravi Shankar Prasad

India Blooms News Service | | 19 Sep 2016, 08:54 pm
New Delhi, Sept 19 (IBNS): With Sunday's deadly terror attack on Uri Army camp in Jammu and Kashmir leaving 18 soldiers martyred, Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Monday said India-Pakistan relations will never be the same again.

Speaking to NDTV channel, he said: "There is a deep sense of outrage in the country. India-Pakistan relations will never be the same again."

Prasad said that Pakistan's actions have gone beyond tolerance.

"While Pakistan lives in a chronic state of denial, there is conclusive evidence of its role," he added.

On Sunday early morning, four terrorists sneaked into the Uri Army camp and lobbed grenades before making brush fire as most of the soldiers were in sleep.

All the attackers were also killed in counter Army attack.

Eighteen more injured jawans are now in hospital, six of them in serious condition.

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