India will hand over Two Pakistani schoolboys, who were arrested last year for their alleged involvement in Uri attack, to Pakistan on Friday, according to sources.
On September 18, 2016, unknown militants waged an attack on Indian army’s brigade headquarters in Uri, Indian-occupied Kashmir (IoK), and left 19 Indian soldiers dead.
India, maintaining its traditions, had once again put the blame on Pakistan without even preliminary investigations held.
The two boys, Faisal Hussain Awan and Ahsan Khursheed, who lived in a village in Azad Kashmir located at an hour’s walk away from the Line of Control, were picked by the Indian army after they had strayed across the border on September 21, last year.
The decision to hand over the two teenagers comes a day after the Indian National Investigation Agency absolved the two teenagers of charges of involvement in the attack, after six months of investigations.
