A probe has been ordered into yesterday's terror attack and a team will go into the entire incident and find out if any lapses were there on part of the unit, sources said here.
The probe will also look whether all the standard operating procedures were observed by the officers and personnel of the 16 Cavalry unit.
The sources said terrorists had entered the unit from a gate which was close to the officers' mess, and shot down the only sentry Kiran Kumar, who hailed from Thiruvananthpuram, in indiscriminate firing.
Both Commanding Officer Col Avin Uthaiya and his deputy Lt Col Bikramjeet Singh were hit in the militant attack. Uthaiya is stable after being treated in the Pathankot Military Hospital while the latter succumbed to his injuries after being hit in the stomach.
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