Pulwama terror attack: PM Modi's stern message to attackers; says 'You'll pay a heavy price'

"If Pakistan thinks that they can disrupt the balance in the country, then they should leave the hope of creating imbalance in India"

New Delhi: A day after horrendous terrorist attack claimed lives of 37 Indian CRPF troopers in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir; Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday lashed out at Pakistan and assured “Eye-for-an -eye” in lieu of the deadly attacks. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony of Vande Bharat Express in the national capital, PM Modi said “Pulwama attackers have done a huge mistake, and they will have to pay the price for it”. He said that the "The Defence forces have been given full freedom” to take any necessary action against the attackers. "If Pakistan thinks that they can disrupt the balance in the country, then they should leave the hope of creating imbalance in India" PM said. "Terrorists and their supporters will have to pay a huge price" PM Modi added. PM further urged that "The entire world should together fight against terrorism" Pulwama terror attack: In one of the deadliest terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir's three decades of militancy, a Jaish suicide bomber rammed an explosives-laden vehicle into a CRPF bus in Pulwama district, killing at least 37 personnel and leaving many critically wounded. The scene of devastation and destruction caused by the suicide car bomb attack sent chills down the spine of unsuspecting locals who witnessed the blood bath in Pulwama district's Awantipora area, about 20 km from ground zero. The explosive used in the attack was so strong that the blast was heard from 10-12 km away, including some parts of Srinagar adjoining the Pulwama district, locals said.