Amit Shah On Uri Attack

BJP President Amit Shah said today that last week's Uri terror attack was not a "result", but the beginning of India's war against terrorism, and added that ultimately the country will succeed in this fight.

Giving thrust to poverty alleviation efforts, BJP's top brass is expected to articulate its 'garib kalyan' agenda to reach out to the mariginalised like dalits as it meets for the three-day National Council from tomorrow, which could also see a tough message being sent out on terror in the wake of Uri attack.

Senior ministers and top leaders of the BJP met today for a strategy session to formulate India's response to Sunday's terror attack in Uri, in which 18 soldiers have died.

BJP President Amit Shah, condoling the death of 17 soldiers in a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir, on Sunday said India has been fighting against terrorism for long and the fight is in its decisive stages.

BJP President Amit Shah said today that last week's Uri terror attack was not a "result", but the beginning of India's war against terrorism, and added that ultimately the country will succeed in this fight.

Giving thrust to poverty alleviation efforts, BJP's top brass is expected to articulate its 'garib kalyan' agenda to reach out to the mariginalised like dalits as it meets for the three-day National Council from tomorrow, which could also see a tough message being sent out on terror in the wake of Uri attack.

Senior ministers and top leaders of the BJP met today for a strategy session to formulate India's response to Sunday's terror attack in Uri, in which 18 soldiers have died.

BJP President Amit Shah, condoling the death of 17 soldiers in a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir, on Sunday said India has been fighting against terrorism for long and the fight is in its decisive stages.