Uri attack: India wont give Pathankot-like bonhomie offer to Pakistan

While Pakistan continues to be in a state of denial about the role of elements in its ranks in the Uri attack, India is ready to offer irrefutable proof to Pakistan to verify that its nationals are involved in Uri attack in the form of fingerprints and DNA samples.

No special visit this time by Pak officials

However, there will not be any bonhomie which was seen in the probe into the Pathankot attack were the visiting officials from Pakistan were feted as guests. Briefing reporters, the MEA spokesperson Vikas Swarup informed that damning evidence of the involvement of Pak elements in the Uri attack is now available and was shown to the Pakistani High Commissioner. The evidence includes various items that had been recovered from the terrorists like GPS tracking devices, ammunitions bearing Pakistan marking, etc. Mr. Swarup added that if Pakistan wants to investigate the attack, it will be given

The evidence includes various items that had been recovered from the terrorists like GPS tracking devices, ammunitions bearing Pakistan marking, etc. Mr. Swarup added that if Pakistan wants to investigate the attack, it will be given finger prints and DNA evidence. However, no team will be allowed into Uri this time.

Enough evidence against Pakistan

The evidence includes various items that had been recovered from the terrorists like GPS tracking devices, ammunitions bearing Pakistan marking, etc. Mr. Swarup added that if Pakistan wants to investigate the attack, it will be given finger prints and DNA evidence. However, no team will be allowed into Uri this time.

Foreign Secretary Jaishankar also said that these attacks were a latest in a series of provocative acts launched across the border. Massive amounts of money are being transferred to keep the state of J&K on the boil. Some infiltration efforts have been foiled. On July 30 two terrorists and two Indian soldiers were killed and on August 8 three BSF personnel and one terrorist were killed in Macchil sector.

The Foreign Secretary added that terrorist organizations work with impunity in Pakistan with state connivance. The leaders of terror groups regularly spew venom and vitiate the atmosphere. When the Foreign Secretary was asked if India has given any timeframe for the conclusion of Uri investigation, Swarup said in negative and added that the Mumbai attack investigation is still on in Pakistan even after eight years