After the Pulwama terror attack, the whole country is united against terrorism and ‘josh’ among Indians is running really high! With hundreds and thousands on the streets, fuming with anger protested against Pakistan in front of the Pakistani High Commission in India, a platoon of CRPF was deployed to guard the commission.
According to the reports, the decision to deploy CRPF was because some protesters tried to march inside the high commission. The protesters demanded that Pakistan should be given a befitting reply in the language that they understand after February 14 attack. Apart from CRPF platoon, a few BSF jawans and Delhi Police patrol vehicles are also around the High Commission to guard it. India on Friday briefed about Pakistan's involvement in Pulwama attack to P5 countries along with South Asian countries, Japan, Germany. On Saturday India will be briefing ASEAN ambassadors.
CRPF lost 40 soldiers in a suicide attack by a Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist on Thursday afternoon in Awantipora's Lethpora area while several others have been critically injured. The force has already launched a full Court of Inquiry (CoI) into the attack and also asked all its personnel and formations stationed in Jammu and Kashmir to maintain high vigil alert and be fully prepared. The suicide bomber has been identified as 22-year-old Adil Ahmad Dar, a resident of Gundibagh village which is around 10 km away from the area where the attack took place. Dar had dropped out of class 12 in a local school in Gundibagh in March 2017 and gone missing in 2018.
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