India reserves right to retaliate at time and place of its choosing: Army on Uri attack

September 19, 2016 18:22

The combing operations at the Uri base camp have been called off this evening, and the complete area has been cleared, the Indian Army has said.

Speaking about the operation, DGMO Lt Gen Ranbir Singh said, "Infiltration bids have increased this year in comparison to the last three to four years.

He said, "The Army says India reserves right to retaliate at time and place of its choosing."

A little earlier, the National Investigation Agency team arrived at the site of the attack to conduct a probe into the strike which left at least 18 soldiers dead on Sunday.

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