The Indian community in the UAE gathered in large numbers at the embassy in Abu Dhabi and the consulate in Dubai to express sympathy and solidarity with the families of CRPF men killed in the terrorist strike in Pulwama on February 14.
They paid candlelight homage to the jawans martyred in Pulwama and vowed to remain united in the face of terror.
Speaking at the condolence meeting in Abu Dhabi, Ambassador Navdeep Suri said, "Our Prime Minister (Narendra Modi) spoke for all of us when he said that the nation's blood is boiling; the terror outfits and their masters have made a big mistake and will pay a heavy price."
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