Indian home ministry blame Pakistani national behind terrorist attack on pilgrims
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NEW DELHI: Four terrorists, two of them Pakistanis, are suspected to have been involved in the attack on Amarnath pilgrims in whichseven devotees were killed , home ministry officials said on Wednesday, Times of India has quoted.
Quoting intelligence inputs, the officials said Pakistani national and Lashkar e Tayyaba (LeT) commander Abu Islamabad was the mastermind of Monday's attack and he was assisted by another Pakistani and two local militants.
A massive manhunt has been launched for the four terrorists, who are also believed to have used two motorcycles to escape from the scene after attacking the pilgrims bus, officials said.
They said the Gujarat-registered bus, which was attacked, reached Jammu on July 7 and got registered at Amarnath shrine facilitation centre.
Quoting intelligence inputs, the officials said Pakistani national and Lashkar e Tayyaba (LeT) commander Abu Islamabad was the mastermind of Monday's attack and he was assisted by another Pakistani and two local militants.
A massive manhunt has been launched for the four terrorists, who are also believed to have used two motorcycles to escape from the scene after attacking the pilgrims bus, officials said.
They said the Gujarat-registered bus, which was attacked, reached Jammu on July 7 and got registered at Amarnath shrine facilitation centre.
