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Pulwama Attack Anniversary: Let's See How People Paid Tribute to the Martyred Soldiers on "Black Day for the Nation"

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Shivam Soni
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It's been four years since the incident when a heartless terrorist attacked a vehicle with 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel. The attack made every citizen of the country mourn for the injustice to the martyred soldiers. The attack was planned by the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed. This organization is directly connected with Pakistan and this caused huge tension between India and Pakistan after the incident.

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Pulwama Attack: Black Day for the Nation

The Pulwama Attack happened on 14th February 2019. A convoy vehicle carrying CRPF personnel was going on Jammu-Srinagar National Highway when it was attacked by a vehicle bomb driven by terrorist Adil Ahmad Dar. The attack happened in Lethpora near Awantipora. The attack is known to be the deadliest terror attack on India's state security personnel in Kashmir since 1989.

Pulwama Attack

Number of Soldiers Died:

Uttar Pradesh12
Rajasthan5
Punjab4
Bengal2
Odisha2
Uttarkhand2
Bihar2
Maharashtra2
Tamil Nadu2
Assam1
Karnataka1
Jammu and Kashmir1
Himachal Pradesh1
Kerala1
Jharkhand1
Madhya Pradesh1
Total40

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Tribute to Our Martyred Soldiers

The day caused a ruckus between the two countries and the families of the soldiers killed in the incident were nt even left with the cadaver to pay their last tribute. The explosion destroyed everything and nothing was left after the incident. The terrorist vehicle had explosives weighing around 300 kilograms including 80 kilograms of RDX (high explosive).

Here's how people mourned on this day and paid their tributes to the soldiers:

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https://twitter.com/Dlptweets_/status/1625346584245583872?s=20&t=jpPkLa46Xhz6tGkeH53UjA

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