Terrorists tonight killed seven Amarnath pilgrims from Gujarat, including six women, and injured 32 others as they struck at a bus in Anantnag district, in the worst attack on the annual pilgrimage since the year 2000.
Adityanath convened the emergency meeting with the Principal Secretary (Home) Arvind Kumar, Director General of Police, Sulkhan Singh and ADG (law and order) Anand Kumar to take stock of the situation across the state.
The chief minister also offered condolences to the kin of the deceased Aamrnath pilgrims, in what he described as "cowardly and condemnable" attack.
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