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Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday said “something has happened in the past two-three days” while referring to the brutal killing of Border Security Forces (BSF) head constable Narendra Singh by Pakistani troops.
At the event of unveiling of Bhagat Singh’s statue on his 111th birth anniversary in Muzaffarnagar, Singh hinted at some action taken by India on the Narendra Singh’s case, whose throat was slit by Pakistani troops on 18 September. This comes on the second anniversary of surgical strike.
He also said that forces have the freedom to retaliate if they are attacked first.
On 18 September, Narendra Singh had gone to cut wild grass when he and his colleagues came under unprovoked firing. After getting shot, his body was dragged to the other side of border and his throat was slit. It was recovered a day later.
Surgical strikes were carried on 29 September 2016 by Indian Army in Pakistan occupied Kashmir, in response to an attack by Pakistani troops which killed 18 army personnel.
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