Further, RR Swain emphasized that due to the strategy of the government, security forces and population, this dubious duplicity has been put to an end.
Jammu and Kashmir Police have recovered old-rusted arms and ammunition from a terrorist hideout in Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir, an official said on Monday.
Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police, RR Swain, said on Monday that even one terrorist sent to kill indiscriminately, with the purpose of increasing the level of violence, is a challenge for the security forces.
Notably, three terrorists were killed by the Indian Army during the anti-infiltration operation at the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Kupwara on Sunday.
To examine the old infiltration routes, hideouts, crime prevention strategies, community engagement initiatives, and the well-being of police personnel, on Thursday, SSP Reasi, Mohita Sharma-IPS, along with ASP Reasi and ICPP Thanole visited the area of Police Post Thanole and the newly esta
Earlier, calling it a cowardly act, President Droupadi Murmu condemned the July 8 Kathua terror attack in which five army soldiers lost their lives and called for firm counter-measures.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Tuesday arrived at the incident site where an Army convoy was ambushed in the Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir in which five Army personnel, including a junior commissioned officer, tragically lost their lives on July 8.
Visuals emerged this morning from the Reasi bus stand where people were seen burning down tyres and protesting on the streets. The Reasi police has so far detained 12 suspects in connection with the vandalisation of a religious place in the Dharmadi area in Reasi
Sharing the details, SSP Reasi conveyed that around 12 suspects were rounded up and apprehended in the case till now for questioning and further investigation in the case is underway.