Protests erupt against Pakistan after militants attack Army camp in Uri
19 Sept 2016 12:12 PM IST
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday chaired a high-level meet on the Uri attack.
Heavily armed militants attacked a strategically important military base in north Kashmir's Uri on Sunday morning and killed 17 soldiers, the worst single strike on the army in 26 years. (Photo: PTI)- Members of National Human Rights and Crime Control Organization protest against the attack on Indian army camp in Uri. (Photo: PTI)
- Members of Shiv Sena Dogra Front burn the Pakistan flag during protest against the Uri attack. (Photo: PTI)
- People take part in a candlelight vigil to pray for soldiers killed in the Uri attack. (Photo: PTI)
- The dawn raid surprised soldiers in their sleep; militants set fire to one building before the four were killed in a gunfight. (Photo: PTI )
- A soldier guards the army base which was attacked by militants in Uri, Jammu and Kashmir. (Photo: PTI)
- Home minister Rajnath Singh holding a high-level security meeting at his residence in New Delhi on Sunday. (Photo: PTI)
- An Army chopper at surveillance during the attack in Uri. (Photo: PTI)
- 3/10A view of the Indian army base which was attacked by militants in Jammu and Kashmir's Uri town. (Photo: An Army chopper at surveillance during the attack in Uri. (PTI Photo)AFP)
- A soldier near the Army Brigade camp during a terror attack. (Photo: PTI)
Heavily armed militants attacked a strategically important military base in north Kashmir’s Uri on Sunday morning and killed 17 soldiers, the worst single strike on the army in 26 years. (Photo: PTI)
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday chaired a high-level meet on the Uri attack.
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