J&K DGP directs forces to neutralise terrorists sighted in Kathua areas
The DGP visited various locations in the Kathua district along with top police, Army, and CRPF officers.
The DGP visited various locations in the Kathua district along with top police, Army, and CRPF officers.
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday said narco-terrorism, social media weaponization and disinformation campaigns have emerged as a big threat to internal security and harmony in the society.
Terror The New Year’s Eve attack in New Orleans, when an US Army veteran drove a truck into a crowd of revellers, has shaken America and raised difficult questions about the rising threat of ISIS-inspired violence in everyday spaces.
Highlighting the importance of the abrogation of Article 370, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Thursday that it is after its revocation under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership that a new era of development began in the Kashmir valley which was hampered due to terrorism.
India and Kuwait unequivocally condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations including cross-border terrorism and called for disrupting of terrorism financing networks and safe havens, and dismantling of terror infrastructure.
Addressing the Police Darbar, the DGP Dilbag Singh said that the Poonch district was by and large terrorism-free for which he congratulated personnel of police, other security forces and people of the area for their joint efforts.
Both countries reaffirmed their deep strategic partnership for advancing security and prosperity for the two nations and agreed that terrorism remains a major threat to international peace and security.
They agreed that the expansion of terrorist propaganda, recruitment and fundraising efforts, have serious security implications for the region and, therefore, a collective and coordinated response was essential.
PM Modi said that the Batla house encounter was an act of terrorism but Congress leaders had questioned it.
In 2008, 10 Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists (LeT) carried out 12 coordinated shooting and bombing attacks killing at least 166 people and leaving 300 wounded.
