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This is a picture posted by the Prime minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan conveying a very powerful message among the citizens of both the countries. Mr. Khan says that war is not a solution of any issues. Tension between these two countries was so high that both of them were considering a  nuclear war. However, Mr. Khan tried to prevent that situation of destruction by sending Indian pilot, Abhinandan Chowdhary back to India safely. His message was very impressive among citizens of both countries and expressed his hatred for war and ended things on a peaceful note.

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Imran Khan (official) added a new photo.

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This is the video from Facebook shared by a popular page Phoneworld. In this video, it shows the outcomes of Pulwama attack. One of the outcomes was a war between entertainment and tech industry. Famous actors who gave their views about the war and tried to explain that the whole country is never responsible for causing the war received negative outburst by the people of India. People tweeted about boycotting their movies. T-series took down all the songs of the Pakistani singers to show their aggression. On the other hand, people from Pakistan also unsubscribed Indian singers. According to this video, tech war was a new way to show patriotism by both nationalities. However, this post is promoting war by the misconception of patriotism as patriotism is never degrading and disrespecting other people's talent.

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Post Pulwama attack outcomes | Pakistan V.S India | Social media war

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This video is from YouTube and news reporters tried to provide the information about this terror attack which happened in the district of Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India. A suicide bomber driving Scorpio car with 80 Kgs of explosives ran into the vehicle carrying CRPF personnel and carried this deadly attack. Reporter gave the exact time and date which was 3:37 pm on February 14, 2019. This was a good source as they showed the pictures of the destruction caused by this attack. However, the information is not sufficient for the viewers as this was posted right after the attack and there were many pieces of information which were not disclosed at that time. India blamed Pakistan for this attack but it was not mentioned in this video which is a good way of avoiding a sensitive political argument.

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40 CRPF Men Killed In Blast In Kashmir's Pulwama, Worst Attack In Years

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This article is from google news and it further explains the details about the attack. It has also pointed the readers in the direction of how government is negligible in the safety and protection of their army militants. Civilians vehicles could pass army convoy and overtake them. This is the safety provision that army militants were missing. After this attack, CRPF have decided to improve it's safety provisions. there will be more personnel to increase the safety and other standard precautions have been discussed in this article. This article also mentions about the other terrorist attacks happened in Jammu and Kashmir. By reading about the previous terrorist attacks, readers get the idea about Pulwama being a main target for the terror attacks in the state of Jammu and kashmir.

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Security forces have standard operating procedures (SOPs) in areas susceptible to terror strikes. In the light of the car-bomb attack in Pulwama, Shaurya Gurung takes a look at the SOPs, what happened at Pulwama and history of terror attacks on convoys:

SOPs
*The CRPF will improve its standard operating procedure by adding additional armed personnel in buses that transport troops to and from Kashmir
*Adequate distance between vehicles
*Fix time to reach destination from starting point
*Fix halts for convoys
*Road Opening Party: ROP secures a particular stretch of a road by sanitising them from mines, bombs etc. Each force is given an area of responsibility. The blast took place in area which was CRPF's responsibility
*Civilian traffic: Civilian vehicles are not stopped while the convoy moves. They are allowed to overtake and be between convoy vehicles. This was not the case before 2003 in J&K, when CRPF could stop civilian vehicles from entering convoy path. After J&K government alleged civilians were harassed, forces were asked not to restrict civilian vehicles

Up & Down, Around the Year
*CRPF has 61 battalions, 48 in Kashmir and 13 in Jammu, besides other formations. The total strength is 65,000
*CRPF convoy moves from Jammu to Srinagar (271 km) and viceversa on alternate days
*In summer it is regular but landslide and snowfall makes it erratic in winter
*Jammu camp has capacity to accommodate only 1,000 personnel. If snow blocks highway, personnel are shifted to nearby locations. Number of stranded personnel may reach 4,000 at times
*Convoy strength increased to clear 'pile-up'. On February 4, convoy had 91 vehicles with 2,871 transients
*Plying lesser number of vehicles reduces risk but not good enough to stop suicide attacks

What Happened On February 14
SOPs followed, says CRPF
*The convoy from Jammu has plied only thrice in the last fortnight, as snow blocked road and CRPF jawans were stranded in Jammu since February 4
*16 vehicles dropped out at Qazigund on reaching destination but 16 'mobile bunkers' joined convoy to deal with terrorist ambushes which increase beyond Qazigund. The convoy left Qazigund at 2:38 pm
*At Latoomode of Awantipora in Pulwama, an explosive laden vehicle entered the Jammu-Srinagar highway from a left bylane. It overtook a bus, fi fth in the convoy and exploded. The bus was blown to smithereens. The sixth bus was also impacted by the blast
*Thursday's convoy of 78 vehicles, transporting 2,547 jawans, left Jammu transit camp at 3:30 am. The jawans were returning from leave or going to areas of deployment
*40 CRPF jawans died, 39 in the 5th bus and one from the ROP. Five more men in the sixth bus were injured
*This is the first time a suicide bomber in an explosive laden vehicle has attacked a CRPF convoy. About 80kg of explosives suspected to have been used

SIMILAR ATTACKS
*Nine IED blasts, including two in Pulwama, in 2018, no casualties
*Attack on CRPF ROP in Nawgam on Dec 11, 2013, 1 personnel killed
*Attack on CRPF ROP on Dec 3, 2014, in Pulwama, 1 killed
*CRPF convoy attacked on Dec 7, 2015, in Pampore, 5 injured
*CRPF convoy attacked on Feb 20, 2016, 2 killed
*CRPF convoy attacked on June 25,2016, 8 killed
*Attack on ROP on May 11, 2015, in Bejbiera, 2 killed
*Amarnath Yatra convoy attacked on July 10, 2017, 7 pilgrims killed

ARMY CONVOY MOVEMENT
*Army follows SOPs similar to CRPF
*Jammu-Srinagar highway has many bylanes and monitoring civilian vehicles entering highway diffi cult, says Army insider
*Civilian traffi c is stopped only at the starting point and end point of convoy
*An Army convoy does not consist of more than 20-30 vehicles

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What happened at Pulwama and history of terror attacks on convoys

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Security forces have standard operating procedures (SOPs) in areas susceptible to terror strikes.

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This post is from google news depicting the happiness and celebrations of the Indian citizens after the government of India made it public that they carried air strikes killing the militant camps of Jash-e-Mohammed. This was the revenge by the Prime minister Narendra Modi, however, some people also think that it could be an act to gain more voters.This article provides details about the air strike. This airstrike created more tension between two neighboring countries which were already conflicting because of the terror attack in Pulwama. I think this post shouldn't have been published on the internet as it creates a controversy and promotes the hatred among the citizens of India and Pakistan. Air strike was the afterward consequence of the Pulwama terror attack as promised by Mr. Modi.

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JAMMU/NEW DELHI, India (Reuters) - Indians took to the streets in celebration across the country on Tuesday after the government said it carried out air strikes inside Pakistan killing hundreds of militants in a training camp.

The reaction may be a sign that support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi is surging months before a general election, pollsters said. Patriotism may be having a greater influence than concerns about low farm incomes and weak jobs growth.

India said air force jets hit a training camp of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), the militant group that claimed credit for a Feb. 14 suicide bombing attack that killed Indian paramilitary police in Kashmir, a mountainous region also claimed by neighboring Pakistan.

"A very large number of Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists" were killed, Indian Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale said.

Pakistan said there had been no casualties at all.

While the results of the strikes in the early hours of Tuesday were disputed, that didn't stop many in India from believing their government's version of events.

"Modi ji has finally done it", said Sandeep Sharma, a driver in the Jammu region of India's border state of Jammu and Kashmir, using an honorific for Modi. "There's a lot of anger against Pakistan here."

India's opposition leaders, many of whom have banded together against the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), congratulated the Indian Air Force (IAF), though they stopped short of praising Modi.

"I salute the pilots of the IAF," Rahul Gandhi, leader of India's main opposition Congress, said in a tweet.

In a village 100 metres from the Line of Control (LoC) that acts as the de facto border with Pakistan, men gathered around a bunker for security forces that is under construction and shouted slogans hailing India.

"We will celebrate tonight," one said, "We have lost so many of our villagers to Pakistani firing."

Shelling across the LoC has occurred frequently over the past few years but incursions into the other country's air space are rare - let alone an attack well into Pakistan.

Modi has been under pressure to retaliate since the suicide car bombing in Kashmir's Pulwama, which India alleges was orchestrated by Pakistan's intelligence agency, and tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors have escalated in recent days.

Tuesday's strike will not only boost Modi's campaign in the election due by May, political analysts said, but also take the spotlight off economic issues for which the BJP has felt the heat.

"I think this is going to boost the electoral prospects of the BJP because people are generally in a celebration mood, that the government has been able to teach a lesson to Pakistan," said Sanjay Kumar, director of the CSDS think-tank and a leading pollster.

The BJP lost a string of state elections late last year, after which opposition parties have attempted to form a coalition to take on Modi.

And although his ratings have dropped to their lowest-ever level, Modi remains the most popular leader in the country, an India Today poll showed last month.

"A large proportion of voters who had started drifting away from the BJP would come back to the fold," Kumar said. "This all goes to the advantage of the BJP."

Also many BJP supporters who had become disillusioned with the party would feel relief, said Bhawesh Jha, founder of CNX, one of India's largest polling companies.

"... They will work hard to ensure the victory of Narendra Modi," Jha said. "Since this is happening so close to the election, Pulwama will be the biggest issue."

As news of the strike emerged, India's television channels flashed patriotic slogans and headlines including TIMES NOW's "Proud moment for undefeatable Bharat", using a Hindi word for India.

Some recalled the so-called "surgical strike" on suspected militant camps in Pakistan in 2016 after an attack by militants on an Indian army camp.

On Twitter, #SurgicalStrike2, #IndianAirForce and #IndiaStrikesBack were the top trending hash tags in India.

By the afternoon, shortly after India's foreign ministry provided some details of the strike, Modi spoke to a large crowd at an election rally in Churu, in the western state of Rajasthan.

"I can assure you that India is in safe hands," he said from a podium placed before a collage of photographs of members of security forces who had died in Kashmir this month.

"Modi, Modi, Modi," the crowd shouted back.

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JAMMU/NEW DELHI, India (Reuters) - Indians took to the streets in celebration across the country on Tuesday after the government said it carried out air strikes inside Pakistan killing hundreds of militants in a training camp. The reaction may be a sign that support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi is surging months before a general election, pollsters said.

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This post is from google news and it explains what happened after the air strike carried by Indian government to attack the militant camps of Jash-e-Mohammad. Abhinandan Chowdhary, one of the Indian pilot was captured by the Pakistan's government during this air strike. This was a major setback for India as everyone in India was very scared and praying for the safe return of their brave pilot who carried this mission so efficiently. There were many tweets by the famous actors and celebrities showing their concerns about his captivity. This article was very helpful as it updated the common people about air strike mission. Pakistan's prime minister ordered the safe return of Abhinandan Chowdhary and after two days, he was sent back safely. People were very relieved and Mr. Khan mentioned this as a peace gesture by the Pakistan.

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Indian air force pilot Abhinandan Varthaman, captured by Pakistani forces on Wednesday, has become the point of focus amid tensions between the two countries.

The fighter pilot, who has 16 years of experience, is from the southern city of Chennai (formerly known as Madras).

His jet was shot down in what Islamabad called a "retaliation" to India conducting air strikes in its territory.

His capture was seen as a major setback for India.

The government demanded his immediate release and Indian social media was full of tweets about him, with many calling him a hero and praying for his safe return.

He was returned to much jubilation two days later, in what Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan described as a "peace gesture".

Dramatic details of how he was captured in Pakistan have been revealed.

"I saw the Indian flag on his parachute and knew he was Indian. I also saw his plane get hit and saw him float down," Mohammad Razzaq Chaudhry, a resident of Bhimber district in Pakistani-administered Kashmir who witnessed the moment the jet was shot down on Wednesday, told BBC's Ilyas Khan.

He added that locals rushed to the fallen pilot and that he was "afraid" that they might harm him.

Mr Chaudhry said that some of the men were angry and attacked the pilot while others tried to stop them. "I told them not to harm him - to leave him alone until the army comes."

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Local media in India reported that crowds began thronging his family home soon after news of his capture spread. The Hindustan Times newspaper quoted one of his relatives as saying that they wanted the government to "secure his release" without delay.

His family has refused to comment about his capture.

The son of a decorated former fighter pilot, Wing Cdr Abhinandan was first commissioned as a fighter pilot in 2004. His mother is a doctor. He is reported to be in his mid-30s.

His father, Air Marshal Simhakutty Varthaman, worked with decorated Tamil film maker Mani Ratnam, acting as an adviser for his 2017 film, Kaatru Veliyidai, which was set against the backdrop of the 1999 Kargil conflict between India and Pakistan. Mr Varthaman was the air marshal at the time.

The Kargil conflict was the last time an Indian solider was captured and held by Pakistani forces. Group Captain K Nachiketa, who was also an air force pilot, was in Pakistan's custody for eight days after his jet crashed in their territory.

He is now retired and lives in the southern city of Hyderabad.

"He [Wing Cdr Abhinandan] should be treated appropriately as an officer and sent back to India," Group Captain Nachiketa told BBC Telugu. "He is brave and courageous and we are all proud of him."

He added that he did not want to talk about his capture but said that "all officers are trained for this and I am sure he will be with us shortly and join his unit again soon."

A clip of his appearance on a local television show - NDTV Good Times - in 2011 is also being circulated widely.

In it, he is heard joking about how you need a "bad attitude" to be a successful fighter pilot.

He also talks about how you trust your colleagues with your life, referring to "blind faith" in your co-pilot when you're in the air.

India and Pakistan in 'uncharted waters'

Air strikes a 'major escalation'

India demands Pakistan release pilot

India had initially said that all of its pilots were accounted for, contradicting Pakistani claims that they had captured a pilot.

However Pakistan's information ministry then released - and later deleted - a video showing the pilot blindfolded and with blood on his face. This prompted a furious Delhi to summon Islamabad's deputy high commissioner and condemn what it called the "vulgar display of an injured personnel".

In later footage, Wing Commander Abhinandan could be seen sipping tea from a cup without a blindfold. He appeared to have been cleaned up.

He said his name, military position and that he was from "down south", but refused to share any details when asked about his mission: "I'm not supposed to tell you that."

In what appeared to be an edited statement aired on Pakistan TV minutes before he was handed over, the wing commander praised the Pakistani army, adding he saw potential for peace.

The wing commander also criticised the Indian press, saying they always exaggerate and say a lot of damaging things that mislead people.

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Who is captured Indian pilot Abhinandan?

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Indian air force pilot Abhinandan Varthaman, captured by Pakistani forces on Wednesday, has become the point of focus amid tensions between the two countries. The fighter pilot, who has 16 years of experience, is from the southern city of Chennai (formerly known as Madras).

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This blog expresses it's concern about the history of attacks in the Kashmir. It has tried to point out about a comprehensive strategy to deal with the terrorism as Kashmir is a state which is the root cause of the conflict between India and Pakistan. Militant and terror organizations have been demanding Kashmir to be a part of Pakistan and India couldn't just give any part of their own country to anyone who threatens the safety and security of the nation. This issue is persisting since two countries got separated in the year 1947. Apart from the air strike by India, it also mentions the other consequences after the Pulwama attack. India revoked the status of most favored nation from Pakistan.

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The dastardly Pulwama terror attack has understandably led to calls for a tough response to Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. India cannot take the biggest attack in Kashmir lying down. The attack, which led to the deaths of 40 CRPF jawans, should move the Indian state to action. But another surgical strike like the one that was carried out after the Uri terror attack in 2016 may be unlikely. This is because we don't have the element of surprise this time as the Pakistani military will be better prepared for a cross-border raid. While it remains to be seen what immediate action the government takes, there's no denying the fact that we are looking at a complex problem that also needs a long-term solution.

It's now clear that surgical strikes won't deter the enemy, especially if it is relying on suicide bombers. And with both India and Pakistan nuclear powers, a conventional conflict is out of question. Thus, focus must turn to isolating Pakistan in the comity of nations. The first step has already been taken with the revocation of Pakistan's most-favoured nation status by the government. Plans are also afoot to take on Pakistan at international forums. However, as long as Islamabad has Beijing's support, the former will feel that it can escape any serious sanctions.

Besides, the sanctions game is also tricky. For, the international community will then have to judge whether it wants Pakistan to totally collapse or remain in its present quasi-unstable state. And of course the total collapse of Pakistan will be far more dangerous for regional and global security. So teaching Pakistan a lesson here is akin to flogging a dead horse. Pakistan itself is in such a precarious situation that the government there doesn't have full control over the various organs of the state. Against this backdrop, force won't be able to completely stop the terror tap. It can only apply a temporary balm on our pain.

Let me be clear that I am not against the use of the military option to take out Pakistani terrorists. But I question whether this can provide a permanent solution to the problem. We have to face facts that our own Kashmiri youths are getting radicalised - the Pulwama attacker was a local - inspired by the Taliban's comeback in Afghanistan. True, the terror handlers are sitting pretty in Pakistan. But it also cannot be denied that they find conducive conditions in Kashmir to recruit footsoldiers for their cause.

Thus, it is up to us to reverse these conditions in Kashmir. And this can only be done through bringing back normalcy in the valley via a political process and creating a massive number of local jobs. To facilitate this we need to further enhance our security grid in the state so that we are able to better detect and eliminate terrorists infiltrating from Pakistan. This won't be easy as reports are coming in that terrorism in Kashmir has now spread from urban centres to rural areas where counter-insurgency operations are far more challenging.

So by all means take out terror bases in Pakistan if that military option is on the table. But simultaneously beef by the security grid in Kashmir, kick-start the political process needed for normalcy and create jobs to wean away the local youth from radicalism.

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Pulwama Attack: We need a comprehensive long-term strategy to root out terrorism in Kashmir

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The dastardly Pulwama terror attack has understandably led to calls for a tough response to Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. India cannot take the biggest attack in Kashmir lying down. The attack, which led to the deaths of 40 CRPF jawans, should move the Indian state to action.

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This is 11.28 minutes podcast by Shorbori Purkayastha and through this podcast she had tried to convey a powerful message to the audience about how to avoid future terrorist attacks in India. Security and intelligence of the India army millitants were breached and information have been leaked from India. They have strongly suggested to increase our safety features and condemned the use of Hashtags on the social media which promotes hatred and provoke war between these two countries. People use #wewantrevenge #TerrorismPakistan and many more words on social media which creates more tension among these countries. Under circumstances like this, citizens of both the countries need to act responsibly.

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The Pulwama attack that killed 40 CRPF jawans on 14 February continues to be the Big Story given all the developments that happened in the aftermath of the attack.

One of the biggest incidents that happened since the attack is of course yet another encounter in Pulwama, around 10 kilometers away from where the first attack had taken place.

Two terrorists belonging to Jaish-e-Mohammad, including one believed to be the mastermind behind the Pulwama attack, have been killed in an encounter. Unfortunately, in that encounter we also lost one civilian - Mushtaq Ahmed, and four army men identified as Major VS Dhoundiyal, Havaldar Sheo Ram, Sepoy Ajay Kumar and Sepoy Hari Singh.

Most of the addresses from Narendra Modi-led government promised that those behind the Pulwama attack would pay dearly and also that India would isolate Pakistan in the international community for sheltering Masood Azhar and JeM.

But on a strategic level what are the several steps that could be taken in multiple directions to avoid future terrorist attacks? Tune in to The Big Story!

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Podcast | Post Pulwama, What Can India Do to Avoid Future Attacks?

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The Pulwama attack that killed 40 CRPF jawans on 14 February continues to be the Big Story given all the developments that happened in the aftermath of the attack. One of the biggest incidents that happened since the attack is of course yet another encounter in Pulwama, around 10 kilometers away from where the first attack had taken place.

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This is another tw by Mr. Narendra Modi sending his condolences and prayers to the affected families. In this post, he showed his respect to the martyrs of Pulwama and assures everyone that he will take actions against the perpetrators and the supporters of this deadly attack. By his speech, people were a little relieved to know that their prime minister is going to do whatever it takes to stop the terrorists from creating this havoc again. He didn't disclose much information about what he is planning to do but his intentions were pretty clear that he will do everything possible to maintain the stability of India.

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A grateful nation bows to the martyrs of Pulwama. 

A befitting reply will be given to the perpetrators of the heinous attack and their patrons. 

No force will succeed in disturbing peace, progress and stability of India.

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A grateful nation bows to the martyrs of Pulwama. 

A befitting reply will be given to the perpetrators of the heinous attack and their patrons. 

No force will succeed in disturbing peace, progress and stability of India. https://t.co/hFq0pUByVJ

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A grateful nation bows to the martyrs of Pulwama.

A befitting reply will be given to the perpetrators of the heinous attack and their patrons.

No force will succeed in disturbing peace, progress and stability of India. pic.twitter.com/hFq0pUByVJ
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 15, 2019

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A grateful nation bows to the martyrs of Pulwama. 

A befitting reply will be given to the perpetrators of the heinous attack and their patrons. 

No force will succeed in disturbing peace, progress and stability of India. https://t.co/hFq0pUByVJ

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A grateful nation bows to the martyrs of Pulwama. 

A befitting reply will be given to the perpetrators of the heinous attack and their patrons. 

No force will succeed in disturbing peace, progress and stability of India. https://t.co/hFq0pUByVJ

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A grateful nation bows to the martyrs of Pulwama. 

A befitting reply will be given to the perpetrators of the heinous attack and their patrons. 

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This is the post from Twitter by the Prime minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi. He had shared his thoughts and expressed his condolences for the families who lost their loved once in this terror attack and victims who are injured fatally. This post shows that Mr. Narendra Modi is an active user of social media and knows how to respond immediately in case of situation like this. His words might not bring the lost ones back but being a good leader of the country sympathizes with the affected families. He had shared further tweets and took immediate actions in order to seek revenge of this attack from the terror groups.

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Attack on CRPF personnel in Pulwama is despicable. I strongly condemn this dastardly attack. The sacrifices of our brave security personnel shall not go in vain. The entire nation stands shoulder to shoulder with the families of the brave martyrs. May the injured recover quickly.

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Attack on CRPF personnel in Pulwama is despicable. I strongly condemn this dastardly attack. The sacrifices of our brave security personnel shall not go in vain. The entire nation stands shoulder to shoulder with the families of the brave martyrs. May the injured recover quickly.

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Attack on CRPF personnel in Pulwama is despicable. I strongly condemn this dastardly attack. The sacrifices of our brave security personnel shall not go in vain. The entire nation stands shoulder to shoulder with the families of the brave martyrs. May the injured recover quickly.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 14, 2019

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Attack on CRPF personnel in Pulwama is despicable. I strongly condemn this dastardly attack. The sacrifices of our brave security personnel shall not go in vain. The entire nation stands shoulder to shoulder with the families of the brave martyrs. May the injured recover quickly.

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Attack on CRPF personnel in Pulwama is despicable. I strongly condemn this dastardly attack. The sacrifices of our brave security personnel shall not go in vain. The entire nation stands shoulder to shoulder with the families of the brave martyrs. May the injured recover quickly.

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Attack on CRPF personnel in Pulwama is despicable. I strongly condemn this dastardly attack. The sacrifices of our brave security personnel shall not go in vain. The entire nation stands shoulder to shoulder with the families of the brave martyrs. May the injured recover quickly.