Terrorists want to disrupt J&K polls due to high voter turnout: PMO

December 06, 2014 11:42

CNN-IBN reports: Minister of State for Prime Minister's Office Jitendra Singh today condemned the terror attack on four towns of Jammu and Kashmir and said terrorists wanted to disrupt the state assembly polls as there has been a high voter turnout in the first two phases.

Singh said, "It is that terrorists want to disrupt polls. There has been an increase in infiltration bids by terrorists. I don't see any fall in polling percentage."

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