Pakistan terror continues, will QUAD and UN take note? | The Newshour Agenda

On The Newshour Agenda, with Padmaja Joshi, we discuss about Pakistan's continued terror activities against India. Earlier today, Three terrorists were killed in URI operations in Jammu and Kashmir, and a large number of weapons and ammunition were also been confiscated. There were AK47s, grenades, and handguns discovered from the militants. The terrorists' activity was observed along the Line of Control (LOC) earlier this week. The army had started a search operation in the URI sector of Jammu and Kashmir. The intrusion took place on the 5th anniversary of the URI attacks. In today's episode, we talk about Pakistan's continued and desperate attempts of infiltration and it's significance in the meetings held in the US.
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