Kashmir attacks: Food packets recovered from terrorists had Pak stamps?

December 06, 2014 09:57

The gravest attack on Friday was on an army camp in Uri, Jammu and Kashmir. Nine soldiers, including an officer, and three policemen were killed. Six terrorists were shot dead.

Sources say food packets and other items recovered from the terrorists had stamps of Pakistan. Six assault rifles and more than 50 magazines were found on the attackers. They had 10 grenades each, reports NDTV.

Jammu and Kashmir, which is in the middle of polls, witnessed a series of terror attacks on Friday.

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