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[caption id="attachment_19792" align="alignnone" width="580"] Indian test captain Virat Kohli has strongly condemned the Uri attack. File Pic.[/caption] Internet Desk:Indian Test captain Virat Kohli strongly condemned the Uri attack and termed it as a cowardly act. Kohli was speaking to the media moments after leading India to a huge 197-runs victory over the Kiwis in Kanpur. Kohli paid his deep sympathy to the families of 18 jawans, who were killed by the Pakistani militants at Uri attack. Kohli, who is the brand ambassador of the Border Security force Kohli stated, incidents like this hurt every Indian as we all love our country. He added, “Obviously, if such incidents keep happening, you feel bad. We were feeling so devastated; just imagine what the families of the jawans are going through after this pathetic incident.” Kohli also said,”It is very disturbing. I cannot comment on the situation because I am not operating at that level but I can pay my condolences to the families of our jawans, who lost their lives in the attack. As an Indian it hurts to hear of such incidents regularly.” The Indian captain did take to his tweeter handle in sharing his emotions. He tweeted: Many Indian citizens have expressed their anger in social media by saying that Pakistan should be nuke immediately after knowing that it was done by a Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed. Earlier, Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Anurag Thakur ruled out any possibility of resumption of Indo-Pak cricket, saying there isn’t any question of playing cricket with Pakistan. According to Thakur, “Priority is to expose Pakistan as country which sponsors terrorism. No question of playing cricket which such a nation.” Former India captain and CAB President Sourav Ganguly also said that India could not play cricket with Pakistan under prevailing conditions.