Dr Jitendra Singh holds security review meeting in Udhampur
Officers of the district administration, police and security agencies were present in the meeting.
Officers of the district administration, police and security agencies were present in the meeting.
The mortal remains of Indian Army soldier Jhantu Ali Sheikh, who was martyred during a counter-terror operation in Udhampur, Jammu & Kashmir, reached his hometown of Patharghata in Tehatta, Nadia district, early Saturday morning.
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday reached out to the grieving family of havaldar Jhantu Ali Sheikh, the army special forces commando of 6 Para from Nadia district, who was killed in the 24 April militant attack in Udhampur district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Trinamul Congress on Thursday expressed deep sorrow over the martyrdom of Havaldar Jhantu Ali Sheikh, a brave soldier from Nadia, who lost his life in Jammu and Kashmir, with Tehatta MLA Tapas Saha immediately visiting the family to offer condolences.
A day after Home Minister Amit Shah ordered the implementation of “Area Domination and Zero Terror Plans”, an encounter broke out between the security forces and terrorists hiding in the Udhampur district of Jammu on Wednesday.
Dr Jitendra Singh said India unfortunately had to go through times when the indecisive approach of UPA government coupled with appeasement policy to keep a certain section of society in good humour resulted in letting down the Armed Forces.
Speaking at a public function in Udhampur of Jammu division, he said, “In 2014, when PM Modi took over, India stood as the world's tenth largest economy.
The new Vande Bharat Express train to will start from December 30.
Six devotees were injured after a minibus carrying passengers lost control on the Ramnagar-Ghordi road and turned upside down in the Udhampur district.
Jammu and Kashmir’s Udhampur forest division has seized 185.817 cubic feet of illegal timber from the Chenani area of the…