WeLcOmE 2016 – NeW YeAr WiShEs

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1.08 p.m.: As combing operations continued,
with the forces suspecting more terrorists to be
hiding, shots were heard again at around 11.30
a.m. Two blasts were also heard, which sounded
like grenades. There was no official
communication on the nature of the firing, even
as army officers said that the area is being
sanitised.
1.02 p.m.: The attack on Pathankot air base raises
security concerns for Punjab as the state is
witnessing a sudden surge in such activities after
being peaceful for the last 20 years, Congress
said. Further, with the incident coming on the
heels of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent
surprise visit to Pakistan to meet Nawaz Sharif,
the party wondered whether he would take up
the matter with his counterpart in the
neighbouring country even as the ruling BJP said
that the aim was to “constantly do the best” to
deal with the situation. Read more
1.00 p.m.: Security has also been beefed up at
Air Force Stations at Chandigarh and Halwara in
Punjab and at the air base in Ambala. Vigil has
also been stepped up at Chandimandir and at
Ambala Cantt. Vehicles crossing through Army
and Air Force areas were being checked by police
and army personnel. Security at railway stations
of both Punjab and Haryana has also been
increased, officials said.
12.58 p.m.: A protest broke out in Pathankot
town with the locals burning an effigy of Pakistan
following the terror attack on Air Force base here.
Hundreds of local residents carrying the effigy of
Pakistan raised anti=Pakistan slogans close to the
airport station where the attack took place. The
locals set the effigy on fire and held Pakistan
responsible for continued terror attacks in Punjab
even as they demanded that stern action be taken
against it
12.30 p.m.: Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal
along with DGP State Police, Suresh Arora, has
rushed to Pathankot. “Chief Minister has rushed to
Pathankot.Accompanying him is the Punjab
Police DGP,” said CM Badal’s advisor and SAD
General Secretary, Harcharan Singh Bains.
12.29 p.m.: Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief
Minister Omar Abdullah said that the attack on
Pathankot IAF base was the first major challenge
for Prime Minister’s Pakistan plan and that the BJP
will have to move beyond its stand on talks and
terror to insulate the dialogue process.
12.28 p.m.: In view of the terror attack at
Pathankot, Union Minister Mahesh Sharma
reviews security arrangements at Qutab Minar.
12.14 p.m.: Officials said that in view of the
attack, which comes after the terror strike in July
last in Dina Nagar town in adjoining Gurdaspur
district, security had been beefed up across the
state and along its borders with neighbouring
Jammu and Kashmir. Additional Police and other
security personnel had been deployed around
vital installations and key public places in the
State. Police had set up check points and
intensified checking of vehicles.
12.05 p.m.: We are with the Government in the
fight against terrorism, we all must fight together,
said Congress leader Ahmed Patel. Pathankot
attack should be condemned outright, but that’s
not enough, he added.
Mr. Patel also said “This happening after a week of
PM meeting Nawaz Sharif raises serious
questions.”
11.55 a.m.: An NIA team reached the spot after
the Union Home Ministry has asked the central
probe agency to keep a full investigation team in
readiness as the case could be transferred to it,
official sources said. Read more
11.54 a.m.: Security in Dehradun tightened after
Pathankot attack.
11.51 a.m.: Fresh firing reported in Pathankot
during combing operation, more terrorists
suspected to be hiding: Defence sources. Read
more
11.50 a.m.: Death toll rises to 3 after another
Defense Service Corps jawan succumbs to his
injuries.
We want good ties with Pakistan but a befitting
reply will be given to any terror attack, says
Home Minister Rajnath Singh. Read more
One Garud commando and 1 Defence Security
Corps jawan were martyred in encounter with
terrorists at Pathankot.
9.55 a.m.: Security was stepped up in the
national capital today in the wake of the terrorist
attack at an Air Force Base in Pathankot that left
four attackers and two IAF personnel killed.
Security was significantly heightened at the
airport, railway stations, bus stands and other
vital installations in the city. Vigil was also
heightened in several areas, including popular
market places, in South Delhi, Central Delhi and
the VIP movement zone in Lutyen’s Delhi, a
senior police official said. Special Police
Commissioner (Law and Order) is taking stock of
the situation.
9.40 a.m.: Terrorists had infiltrated into India 3
days ago, sources say they are from Bahawalpur
in Pakistan
“We are here, we are vigilant and on standby,”
says Abhinav Trikha (DC, Gurdaspur).
9.24 a.m.: Gunbattle between terrorists and
security forces ends: Punjab Police ADGP (Law
and Order) H S Dhillon. Area not sanitised yet,
combing operation continues, said Dhillon.
Authorities said that the helicopters and other
equipment at the Air base are safe. The technical
area of the air force station is safe, police said,
adding that entire area had been cordoned off.
9.15 a.m.: Efforts are to keep one remaining
terrorist confined to a limited area so that
no collateral damage is done, police said.
The terrorists, with huge quantity of RDX in
their possession, made their way to air
force base from back side where there is a
jungle, they said.
9.02 a.m.: Extreme security precautions were
taken here in winter capital on Friday after sealing
the Pathankot-Jammu national highway following
terror attack in neighbouring Punjab. Union
railway minister, Suresh Prabhu, who arrived in
Jammu on Friday, is scheduled to inaugurate a
multi-facility complex at Jammu railway station
on Saturday.
“Pathankote-Jammu national highway has been
sealed to ensure that no militant is able to sneak
into the state from across Pathankote.
“Security has been beefed up in Jammu city
because Union railway minister is scheduled to
attend an inauguration here today (Saturday), a
senior police officer told IANS here.
“BSF troops guarding the international border and
the army guarding the LoC in Jammu, Samba
and Kathua districts have been cautioned to
maintain extra vigil on the border” the official
added.
8,55 a.m.: Suspected Pakistani terrorists attacked
an Air Force Base here in Punjab, triggering an
encounter in which four attackers and two IAF
personnel were killed and 6 security men were
injured.
8.24 a.m.: Two terrorists have been killed, and
some people from our side are also injured:
Pathankot MLA Ashwani Sharma
8.22 a.m.: Pathankot MLA Ashwani Sharma
arrived at the site of terrorist attack.

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