Pulwama terror attack LIVE updates: Modi says our blood boiling, Pakistan made huge mistake, will pay heavily
Pulwama attack LIVE updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said security forces have been given full freedom in the wake of a dastardly terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir that killed 37 CRPF jawans. The prime minister also chaired a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security during which a decision was taken to withdraw the Most Favoured Nation status that was earlier granted to Pakistan. On Thursday, in one of the deadliest terror attacks in Kashmir, a CRPF convoy of 70 vehicles was targeted by a Jaish-e-Mohammed suicide bomber, resulting in the death of 37 jawans. Heads of various counties have expressed condolences over the Pulwama attack. India slammed Pakistan for the attack and blamed it for supporting Jaish-e-Mohammed and its founder Masood Azhar. Pakistan issued a statement rejecting India's attacks. The Jaish suicide bomber, identified as Adil Ahmad Dar, rammed an SUV laden with over 3000 kg of explosives into the CRPF bus carrying about 40 personnel. Follow IndiaToday.in's LIVE blog for latest updates on Pulwama attack.
CCS meeting observes 2 minute silence
The Cabinet Committee of Security observed two minutes silence in memory of the CRPF jawans who were killed in the Pulwama terror attack yesterday. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the CRPF will make detailed arrangements to carry the bodies of the deceased.
PM Narendra Modi on Pulwama atatck: "If our neighbour [Pakistan], which is totally isolated in the world, thinks it can destabilise India through its tactics and conspiracies, then it is making a big mistake."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi slammed Pakistan for the Pulwama terror attack. He thanked the international community for standing with India and issuing strong statements against those supporting terrorism.
PM Modi on Pulwama attack: "I pay tribute to soldiers who lost their lives in the Pulwama terror attack. Our security forces have been given full freedom. We have full faith in their bravery."
PM Narendra Modi gives full freedom to security forces
Pulwama attack live updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he has given "full freedom" to the security forces to go ahead an avenge the death of 37 CRPF jawans.
Attackers will pay heavy price for Pulwama attack: Govt
CCS meeting live updates: The government has given the security forces a go-ahead to ensure that those who perpetrated the Pulwama attack are given a befitting reply. Finance minister Arun Jaitley said the security forces will take all possible steps to ensure full security is ensured. "Those who committed the heinous act will be made to pay a heavy price."
India withdraws Most Favoured Status for Pakistan: Jailtey
India has withdrawn the Most Favoured status that was earlier granted to Pakistan. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said there is evidence of Pakistan's direct involvement in the Pulwama attack.
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