Martyred CRPF jawan’s widow thanks IAF for airstrike on terrorist camp in Pakistan

MADURAI: The family of G Subramanian, who was among 40 CRPF jawans killed in a terror attack in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir on February 14, welcomed the Indian Air Force airstrike on a

terrorist camp

in Pakistan on Tuesday.

Subramanian hailed from Savalapperi village in Tuticorin district of Tamil Nadu.

His

widow

, Krishnaveni, thanked the

IAF

for the airstrike. “This (counter attack by IAF) is a prize for the CRPF. We hail it,” she said.

Stating that terrorism should be wiped out, Subramanian’s father, Ganapathi, said civilians should not be harmed during counter attacks on terrorist camps.

“I am grieved over the death of my son in the Kashmir attack. The entire family was dependent on him,” he said.