BJP condemns terror strikes in J&K,says Pak continuing with proxy war

Pakistan is continuing with its strategy to strike at will through proxy war of terror,said BJP.

Written by Press Trust Of India
New Delhi | Updated: March 14, 2014 02:54 PM IST

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday condemned the twin militant attacks in Jammu and Kashmir,saying it reflects that Pakistan is continuing with its strategy to strike at will through proxy war of terror.

“The Prime Minister had himself assured the nation through both Houses of Parliament after 26/11 and after beheading of two soldiers that second time we will not hold talks with Pakistan till it takes minimal action against terror,” BJP spokesperson Prakash Javadekar said.

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“But what are we seeing today that Pakistan land is being used to attack and conduct terror attacks in India,” he said.

Heavily-armed militants on Thursday morning attacked a police station in Kathua and an army camp in Samba,killing eight persons,including security force personnel.

“We condemn the twin dastardly attacks. This shows that Pakistan continues on its strategy to strike at will through this proxy war of terror,” he said.