On Wednesday, militants had attacked a BSF convoy in Udhampur which had resulted in the death of two BSF jawans and a militant.

The captured terrorist after the first round of investigation said that he hailed from Faisalabad, Pakistan and had been on Indian soil for the past 12 days.

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However, Pakistan's Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Syed Qazi Khalilullah had said that India should provide evidence of any Pakistani involved in terrorist activity on Indian soil, adding that they have constantly asked India to refrain from accusations.

There had been many warnings from the intelligence about a possible terror attack in Udhampur, which is a vulnerable spot due to the ongoing Amarnath yatra.