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BJP wants retaliation to Pakistank terror
CP hands over cheques to kin of deceased cops Vijayawada: City Police Commissioner (CP) D Gautam Sawang on Tuesday handed over the financial assistance to the retired police personnel as well as kin of those who died on duty. Home Guards (HG) working in the city donated their one day salary to give support to the families of deceased as well as retired staff.
Vijayawada: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State secretary J Shyam Kishore here on Tuesday asserted that the country should teach a fitting lesson to Pakistan for its terror activities.Speaking to media persons, Shyam Kishore condemned the Pakistan attack on the border in which 17 Indian jawans were killed.He said that the incident had touched the hearts of the people across the country. He further said that people were looking for India to retaliate the attack and teach a lesson to the neighbour.
CP hands over cheques to kin of deceased cops Vijayawada: City Police Commissioner (CP) D Gautam Sawang on Tuesday handed over the financial assistance to the retired police personnel as well as kin of those who died on duty. Home Guards (HG) working in the city donated their one day salary to give support to the families of deceased as well as retired staff.
