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Despite attack on pilgrims, Amarnath yatra continues as usual

JAMMU: A fresh batch of 3289 Amarnath pilgrims left Jammu for the Kashmir Valley on Tuesday despite a terror attack the previous day on a bus which left seven pilgrims dead

Updated At : 02:48 PM Jul 11, 2017 IST

Despite the attack, it's business as usual for Amarnath yatris. Tribune photo: Inderjeet Singh

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