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Manoj Joshi: 'Bordering' on inadequacy

<p>Despite repeated wake-up calls, the fire-eaters who celebrated the surgical strikes couldn't respond to an attack on India's largest corps</p>

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Army personnel stand guard at the 16 Corps headquarters in Jammu during the search operations following the attack on the Nagrota Army camp. Pic/PTI
Army personnel stand guard at the 16 Corps headquarters in Jammu during the search operations following the attack on the Nagrota Army camp. Pic/PTI

The attack that killed seven military personnel in Nagrota has been a serious breach. At one level, it may be dismissed as part of a pattern of attacks we have witnessed since 2013. At another, there should be concern that in this case, the penetration has taken place in an area that houses the headquarters of one of the biggest corps of Indian Army. It is a far more serious than the Uri event, and yet we are hearing nothing from the fire-eaters who celebrated the 'surgical strikes' to avenge it."

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