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Militants’ design to shift focus to Jammu will not succeed: Dr. Jitendra Singh

K H News Service by K H News Service
June 13, 2024
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Jammu: Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) Dr. Jitendra Singh Wednesday said that the militants are desperate following the pressure by security forces in the Kashmir Valley are on the run and are trying to shift the focus of their activities to the Jammu region but their design to shift focus to Jammu region will not succeed.
Dr. Singh stated this while meeting the injured civilian Om Prakash in the Kathua Hospital. Talking to reporters later, Dr. Singh said the basic difference that the sponsors of militancy from across the border fail to understand is that they will never be able to get the ground support of the local population in this region if they have expected it to be to their advantage.
He said that this entire region including the Hiranagar sector where this incident has taken place is inhabited by people who are nationalist and patriotic to the core and this was evident even during the present incident where the civilians stood by the security forces in not only providing decisive information about the movements of the suspected militants but also helping the security forces to nab the militants in hiding.
Being a land of Pandit Prem Nath Dogra, Dr. Dr Singh said, people of this region have for several decades struggled against the anti-national forces in every form and therefore the militants and their sponsors should understand once and for all that the misadventure of seeking to sow the seeds of anti-India militancy in this region will not only boomerang on them but also teach them a befitting lesson.
Referring to Prime Minister Modi’s policy of zero tolerance towards militancy as the basic Mantra of government’s approach, Dr. Singh said such incidents are also an indication of militancy having entered its last phase and militants finding themselves at their wit’s end.
He said unlike the earlier governments, the government headed by PM Narendra Modi has proven to the world its ability to strike at the right moment and at the right place which was evident in the surgical strike and similar other decisive proactive operations which were undertaken in the last one decade and have contributed to the restoration of peace and normalcy in the Kashmir Valley.
Appreciating the coordination between the civil administration and the security forces, Dr. Jitendra Singh said, “Certain important suggestions have been received from the security experts which will be placed before the concerned authorities and which might serve as further deterrent for any possible future terror activities.”
The VDGs (Village Defence Groups), said Dr. Jitendra Singh, are in the process of being revived and made more effective. Security posts will also be set up wherever required, he said. During his visit to the bereaved family of Amarjeet Sharma, Dr. Jitendra Singh said, “The family will be provided much more relief, assistance and help than is normally expected after such incidents.” Moreover, he said, he, his supporters and the entire team of BJP takes up the responsibility of looking after the family members of the deceased and ensuring the smooth education of their children. He said a proposal is being mooted to provide nursing job to one of the trained members of the family and similarly other members will also be taken care of.
Dr. Jitendra Singh also appreciated the administration and the medical staff of GMC Kathua for having carried out timely and successful orthopaedic surgery on the left humerus of Om Prakash who is completely out of danger

 

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