Army chief gives strict warning, 'Terrorists crossing LoC won't be able to go back'
Army chief gives strict warning, 'Terrorists crossing LoC won't be able to go back'
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New Delhi: Indian Army Chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane has sent a message in a very clear language to the terrorists after four terrorists were piled up in Nagrota, Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Without naming Pakistan, Army Chief General Narwane said that anyone who dares to cross the Line of Control (LOC) to infiltrate India will be dealt with in the same manner. He will not be able to return.

Army Chief Manoj Mukund Naravane praised the soldiers who carried out the operation against the terrorists hiding in the truck loaded with apples. General Narwane said that the Indian Army was a good rapport between the Jammu and Kashmir Police and the paramilitary forces. He said that this was a successful operation of the security forces. This demonstrates correct coordination between all security forces working on the ground. The message is clear to the adversaries and terrorists that whoever tries to infiltrate our side will be dealt with. They will not be able to go back.

All the four terrorists killed in the operation in Nagrota were related to Jaish-e-Mohammed. An encounter between the army and the militants took place at 4.20 am on Thursday morning.

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