Pradeep and Imtiaz find cargo booking slips for the printers on various flights while decoding Suleiman's identity in Bhavnagar. The plan becomes clearer to them and it looks like the enemy intended to simultaneously explode 25 planes all over India. Meanwhile, Waziri learns of Suleiman's death and takes measures to secure Parveena by instructing her to go into hiding.

While Shailesh commends Pradeep and Imtiaz on a job well done, Pradeep isn't entirely relieved and suspects that all the events so far are not indicative of how ISI normally functions. Shailesh advises Vaidya to follow the trail of the printers in the hopes that it will lead to the RDX. Meanwhile, Waziri is furious at the ISI's inefficiency in sending Zafar across and is adamant about seeing the attack executed on 6 December.

The Cabinet gathers in the PMO as the prime minister applauds the team for conducting the surgical strikes efficiently and catching the RDX on time. However, when it comes to fixing the economy, they will need to make some tough decisions. The prime minister decides that in the next fiscal year, India will demonetize its highest-value currency notes. With only 6 months in hand to prepare for the move, the core team comprising Shailesh, Satish and Mandar are tense.

Parveena, Waziri's ground agent in India, sets out to convince the separatist groups in India to attack the country on 6 December. Meanwhile, Pradeep investigates a jeweller in Mumbai, as Imtiaz checks out the Al Zohar ship in Alang that has been flagged by international intelligence.

After navigating many obstacles laid by the PAK military, Major Videep and his team arrive near Kotla. Meanwhile, Abu Hafeez is forced to stay the night at Timarkot, 3 km from Kotla. The war room relays this vital intel to Videep. Putting his team at huge risk, Major Videep decides to stay behind enemy lines for a day to fulfill the mission’s entire objective which includes eliminating Abu Hafeez.

In spite of the media scrutiny calling the attack an intelligence failure, PM orders for a swift investigation under NSA Malviya’s supervision. Namrata gets to know of an Army operation in Sukhdar village, and reports it, thus impeding the investigation’s big lead. The PM takes a firm diplomatic measure in retaliation.

With the help of a former informant, NIA Chief Ali Raza interrogates a gardener who confirms the coordinated attack by JeM. A debate in the echelons in Delhi sparks, calling for a “boots on ground” response. NSA Malviya instructs the Army Chief to come up with a foolproof plan of action. Anti-terrorism expert and Para SF commander, Videep Singh, is selected to formulate and execute the plan.

When Major Videep’s 2IC (second-in-command) falls ill, he chooses Major Gautam to go with him on the mission. An unpleasant situation forces Abu Hafeez to make an unplanned visit to Kotla. News of Abu Hafeez’s travel reaches Malviya, and amidst many contradictory opinions, PM takes a leap of faith with Major Videep’s assurance, and Operation Uri is signed off with Kotla getting added to the list of final targets.

Namrata seeks help from Fakruddin, a former friend in Srinagar, to obtain on-ground information for substantiating her guess. At nightfall, four infiltrators attack the Uri base camp. In a fierce standoff between the soldiers and the terrorists, Major Rishab Sood takes a bullet.

Major Videep Singh puts his team together, submits his first action plan to his Colonel, and moves incognito to Uri with the team. Fearing Namrata’s nosy attitude, NSA Malviya baits her through false news of his resignation from the cabinet. As Namrata takes the bait and announces the news, danger looms on Fakruddin, who is tracking Videep’s next move. PM is presented with Major Videep’s covert surgical strike plan inside PoK.