Members of the Ex-servicemen Welfare Committee burn Pakistani flag in Ambala on Tuesday. Photo: Pradeep Maini

Tribune News Service

Ambala, July 11

Ex-servicemen under the banner of the Ex-servicemen Welfare Committee, Ambala, today held a demonstration against Pakistan. They were protesting against the killing of seven Amarnath pilgrims last night in South Kashmir’s Anantnag district.The ex-servicemen burnt the national flag of Pakistan at Polytechnic chowk and appealed Prime Minister Narendra Modi to give a befitting reply to terrorists.Subedar Attar Singh Multani, president of the committee, said, “Innocent people are being killed every day. Seven pilgrims were killed last night. ”“We appeal to the Prime Minister that nothing can be achieved by expressing grief or condemning the attack. All what we need is the orders to give a befitting reply to terrorists. You (Prime Minister) are tired of condemning the attacks but they (terrorists) are not tired of killing our people. The PM must direct the Indian forces to attack all militant camps being run in Pakistan and kill the terrorists otherwise they will continue to carry out these cowardly attacks,” he added.