Pilgrims are not scared, security forces made huge contribution: MHA

July 12, 2017 11:00

MoS PMO Dr Jitendra Singh and MoS Home Hansraj Ahir brief the media in Srinagar in the aftermath of the attack on Amarnath yatris. Highlights of the press conference...

-- We are here on behalf of PM to express our solidarity.

-- Even after the attack, Amarnath Yatris are unfazed and enthusiastic. Pilgrims are not scared. Yatra will continue.

- Govt and state govt are serious about the incidents that are happening.

-- We met Governor NN Vohra and CM Mehbooba Mufti of J&K.

-- The CM has handled the situation well, all injured have been sent to their respective homes.

-- Govt helping victims financially.

-- Satisfied with police efforts.

-- Security forces have made huge contribution.

-- We are working to improve security.

-- Emotions of the whole nation attached with Jammu and Kashmir.

- Congratulate the people of J&K for the kind of resilience they have shown in the last 25 years.

- PM is personally monitoring the Jammu and Kashmir situation.

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