Uri attack: India to gather evidence, isolate Pakistan at global fora

An Indian army soldier arrives at the army base which was attacked by suspected rebels in the town of Uri, west of Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kashmir, Sept. 18, 2016.

He said the Army has the desired capability to respond to "such blatant acts of aggression and violence".

"We will avenge the killings of our soldiers", a top military commander told The Indian Express, "but we will do so based on cold-blooded professional military assessment, and on a timeline of our choosing, not one dictated by political imperatives or the prime-time news cycle".

"39 UBGL grenades, five hand grenades, two radio sets, two Global Positioning System devices, two maps and "large quantities of food and medicines with Pakistani markings on them were recovered", the DGMO added".

Asked if the attack could affect the $46 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor which passes through Pakistani Kashmir, Lu said: "The building of the corridor is to drive the development of the regional countries". He called me on Thursday, said I will go from here. bombs are being thrown. they will kill us, " said Dalai's mother. "Of a total of 110 terrorists killed during various operations this year, 31 were killed while they were attempting to cross the LoC, " DGMO said.

Pakistan's latest statement said that the situation in Indian-administered Kashmir was "not of Pakistan's making but a direct effect of illegal Indian occupation and a long history of atrocities". There may even be a punitive strike in response to ceasefire violations and infiltration.

Sartaj Aziz said that Indian Minister's statement is part of a pattern to mislead world opinion and cover up India sreign of terror in held Kashmir.

France called for decisive action to be taken, in accordance with worldwide law, against the terrorist groups targeting India, particularly the Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and Hizb-ul-Mujahideen.

The army has said Sunday's assault bore the trademark of Pakistan-based militant group Jaish-e-Mohammed.

New Delhi has claimed that Pakistan was behind Sunday's attack in which 17 soldiers were killed, raising the prospect of a military escalation in the already tense disputed Himalayan region.

The Prime Minister's meeting with the President came hours after he chaired a meeting on the Uri attack with senior ministerial colleagues top officials.