Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das on Friday announced an ex-gratia of Rs 10 lakh for the family of a CRPF jawan from the state, who was among the 40 personnel killed in a terrorist attack in Jammu & Kashmir, an official statement said here.

Condemning the attack, Das asserted that the country will continue its fight against terrorism.

"Pakistan has been fighting a proxy terror war for over 50 years now. India has taken a pledge to fight till we win Our army is ready to face any situation" the statement said quoting Das.

The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), under Prime Minister Narendra Modi leadership, has made it clear that the sacrifice of the CRPF personnel "will not go in vain", the CM said, terming the decision to revoke the 'most favoured nation' status to Pakistan as "an initiative to break the back of the neighbouring country".

Meanwhile, a condolence meeting was held at Raj Bhavan Friday, where government officials paid tribute to Soreng, who hailed from Gumla district, in the presence of Governor Droupadi Murmu.

A Jaish suicide bomber Thursday rammed a vehicle loaded with explosives into a bus carrying CRPF personnel in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kahmir. At least 40 jawans were killed in the attack and five sustained injuries.

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