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Militant attacks have declined substantially in J&K: MoS Nityanand Rai

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New Delhi|July, 20: There has been a substantial decline in militant attacks from 417 in 2018 to 229 in 2021, Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai told Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.
In a written reply to a query raided by the Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha and Senior Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge, the MoS said that Government has a policy of zero tolerance against militancy, stating therein further that the security situation has improved significantly in Jammu and Kashmir. The Minister said the incidents of militant attacks has also decreased significantly since 2018 in Jammu and Kashmir, stating therein that a total of 229 militant attacks were reported in 2021; 244 in 2020; 255 in 2019; and 417 in 2018.
In these attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, the Minister said, a total of 42 security force personnel were killed in 2021 following 62 killings in 2020, 80 in 2019 and 91 in 2018. Similarly, a total of 41 civilians were killed in 2021 following 37 in 2020 and 39 each in 2019 as well as 2018. In reply to Kharge’s question “Whether the government was aware of the rising attacks on Kashmiri Pandits during last few months” the Mos said thatduring the last few months two incidents of attacks on Kashmiri Pandits have been reported in Jammu and Kashmir in which one person was killed and another person injured.
The Union MoS further said that the Government has taken several measures to ensure the safety of minorities in the valley including robust security and intelligence grid, day and night area domination, patrolling and proactive operations against militant, round-the-clock checking at Nakas, deployment of Road Opening Parties at strategic points to thwart any militant attack. He also shared data showing the year-wise attacks on civilians during the last five years, stating therein that as per the data, a total of seven civilians had been attacked in Jammu and Kashmir up to June 30 this year.
He also told the Rajaya Sabha that number of civilians attacked in 2021 was 12, adding that though number stands at 28 both in 2020 and 2019 but 33 civilians were as per the data attacked in 2018.

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