Cowardly attacks only boost our morale, says CRPF

June 24, 2017 20:45

Following the terror attack earlier in the day in which a Central Reserve Police Force personnel lost his life, Additional Director General of Police of CRPF SN Srivastava said that such a 'cowardly act' does not affect the moral of security forces.

"Such cowardly act doesn't affect the morale of security forces in fact will boost it. We will investigate the matter and will find out the accused behind this. Then we will response according to that. There is no security lapse," Srivastava said.

Earlier in the day, one CRPF sub-inspector lost his life and two jawans were injured after terrorists attacked their vehicle near Srinagar.

According to Inspector General CRPF Ravideep Sahi the area has been cordoned off.

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