Statement on Gurdaspur terror attack in Parliament tomorrow: Rajnath

July 27, 2015 14:31

PMO denies reports of PM Narendra Modi being disappointed with Rajnath Singh for going to MP while the Gurdaspur operation is underway.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh says he will make a statement in Parliament tomorrow on Gurdaspur terror incident.

The terrorists struck a moving bus at Dinanagar area at 5am, spraying bullets at passengers, injuring four. The assailants then targeted a health centre followed by a building where the families of police personnel reside and hurled grenades before entering the police station.

Army columns were mobilised as the 'fidayeen' terrorists were holed up in Dinanagar police station complex.

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