Nagrota attack is new Pak army chief's message to India: ex-Home Secy

November 29, 2016 17:46

The terror attack at Nagrota in Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday is a "message" sent by Pakistans newly appointed army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa to India, former Home Secretary R K Singh said.

"We need to take note of the fact that this is the (Pakistan) new Army chief sending a message. His policy will be same as followed by the predecessorWe (also) need to send across a message to him," he said.

"India will hit back harder every time it is targeted," he said.

The BJP MP's remarks came after terrorists in police uniform attacked an Army artillery unit in Nagrota, killing three Army personnel, including an officer, and leaving several others injured.

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