On Friday Congress president Rahul Gandhi condemned the dastardly terror attack on Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel and said the entire Opposition stands with the government and security forces. An emotional Congress president refrained from answering questions on other political topics and said: "This is a time of mourning, sadness, and respect. We are fully supporting the govt of India and our security forces. We are not going to get into any other conversation apart from this." He added "This is a terrible tragedy. This type of violence done against our soldiers is absolutely disgusting. We are all standing together with our jawans. No force can divide or break this country,". While he was visibly upset, Gandhi said terrorism will never be able to divide the country and the entire country stands united with the security forces. also read Expert committee panel suggested to revised minimum wages as of increases rate Meanwhile, former prime minister Manmohan Singh said there should be zero tolerance towards terrorism and such incidents cannot be forgiven. Modi made it clear that there will be action against the attack and slammed Pakistan for its alleged role in the attack orchestrated by terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed. Earlier in the day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the attack on security forces in Pulwama. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley announced after the high-level Cabinet Committee of Security (CCS) meet that India has revoked "Most Favoured Nation" status given to Pakistan. More than 40 paramilitary troopers have been killed in the incident. The suicide bomber responsible for the attack has been identified as Adil Ahmed Dar. Numerous nations including the United States has condemned the dastardly attack on Indian security forces and warned Pakistan to deny support to terror outfits. also read"WE WILL NOT FORGET, WE WILL NOT FORGIVE” CRPF strong statement against a terror attack