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Something may have gone wrong: Parrikar

Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Wednesday that things could have gone wrong as far as Uri terror attack was concerned.

PTI
NEW DELHI

“Something may have gone wrong there. It is a sensitive matter. I believe in zero error,” he said. 
“As a nation should ensure this is not repeated again and again. I will take steps to ensure it doesn’t go wrong again. I normally prefer to implement things than talk,” Parrikar added. At the same time, he maintained, “Not saying specifically on this incident, but if I want I can have a knee-jerk reaction.”
“PM’s statement that those behind Uri attack will not go unpunished, will not remain a statement. We are serious about it,” he pointed out.
18 soldiers were killed and dozens others injured after four militants had attacked Army base. All four terrorists were neutralised by the Army.
Meanwhile, despite inclement weather, Army on Wednesday carried out intense combing-cum-search operations in Uri and Naugam sectors along the Line of Control in Kashmir where alert troops foiled two infiltration bids but have so far drawn a blank in retrieving bodies of the slain militants.
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