JAMMU: Forward of Independence Day, Normal Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) Lt Gen MV Suchindra Kumar visited ahead places of Counter Insurgency Pressure (Delta) in J&Okay’s Doda and Kishtwar districts Tuesday and exhorted officers of all ranks to take care of the tempo of anti-terror operations to make sure safety of ongoing and upcoming nationwide occasions within the area.
In mild of elevated terrorist exercise, Lt Gen Kumar reviewed the continued anti-terror operations in Chenab area. He additionally assessed choices for deploying further forces being inducted into the world and harassed on Military’s synergy with J&Okay Police and paramilitary forces, a Northern Command spokesperson mentioned.
Safety forces have been combing the interiors of Jammu division following a spurt in terrorist violence since June 9 when an ambush on a pilgrim bus in Reasi district left 9 individuals useless. Safety forces misplaced 11 males — 10 troopers and one CRPF head constable — in subsequent assaults in Kathua and Doda districts. On July 10, terrorists attacked a police picket in Basantgarh and fled. Earlier, a village defence guard named M Sharif was killed throughout a gunfight between safety forces and terrorists in Panara village of Basantgarh on April 28.
The Udhampur-Samba-Kathua area, sharing a border and characterised by thick forests and mountainous terrain, present terrorists with ample cowl to evade detection. Terrorists crossing the Pakistan border had been identified to make use of the Bani-Basantgarh route from Kathua as a conduit to enter Doda after which proceed to Kashmir valley.
In mild of elevated terrorist exercise, Lt Gen Kumar reviewed the continued anti-terror operations in Chenab area. He additionally assessed choices for deploying further forces being inducted into the world and harassed on Military’s synergy with J&Okay Police and paramilitary forces, a Northern Command spokesperson mentioned.
Safety forces have been combing the interiors of Jammu division following a spurt in terrorist violence since June 9 when an ambush on a pilgrim bus in Reasi district left 9 individuals useless. Safety forces misplaced 11 males — 10 troopers and one CRPF head constable — in subsequent assaults in Kathua and Doda districts. On July 10, terrorists attacked a police picket in Basantgarh and fled. Earlier, a village defence guard named M Sharif was killed throughout a gunfight between safety forces and terrorists in Panara village of Basantgarh on April 28.
The Udhampur-Samba-Kathua area, sharing a border and characterised by thick forests and mountainous terrain, present terrorists with ample cowl to evade detection. Terrorists crossing the Pakistan border had been identified to make use of the Bani-Basantgarh route from Kathua as a conduit to enter Doda after which proceed to Kashmir valley.
