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Security Forces given free hand to act against culprits of G’bal attack: LG Sinha

Says “infiltration has taken place, Committed to root out militants-eco system”

K H News Service by K H News Service
October 22, 2024
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“APCO Infratech directed to give Rs 15 lakh compensation to NoKs, Families of slain to get Rs 6 lakh ex-gratia, jobs for those killed from J&K”

“Nominations to LA to be done as per State Re-Org Act”

Srinagar : Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Monday said that the security forces have been given a “free hand” to act against the culprits involved in the Gagangeer, Ganderbal attack that left a doctor and six labourers dead and five others wounded.
Talking to reporters LG Sinha said that the Gagangeer, Ganderbal incident was a very unfortunate one. “Innocent labourers working at the Z-Morh tunnel were targeted. DGP J&K and other senior police officers visited the spot yesterday. Today, I visited SKIMS to meet the injured and I also met family members of a labourer from Jammu,” the LG said.
Replying to a query about what would be the response of the security forces, the LG said: “Security forces have been given a free hand to act against the perpetrators of Gagangeer, Ganderbal incident. This time, action will be more tough compared to the past. J&K Police will act sternly.”
He said that the APCO Infratech has been directed to give Rs 15 lakh compensation to the Next of Kin (NoKs) of slain. “From the Administration, Rs 6 lakh will be provided and the J&K residents killed in the attack will get jobs under SRO 43,” he said.
To a query whether the attack was the act of frustration from neighbouring country given unprecedented participator of people in J&K elections, the LG said: “Obviously”
“We will give them (neighbouring country) a befitting reply,” he said. Earlier, he visited SKIMS Soura to enquire about the condition of injured. He directed the doctors to ensure best possible treatment for the injured. He admitted that infiltration has taken place. “A few times, there was face to face contact with militants. We will not spare them and they will meet the same fate as that of their mentors,” he said.
The LG while replying to a query about making five nominations in the Legislative Assembly, said: “The process of nomination as started by Congress itself in Pondicherry. Nominations in J&K Assembly will be made as per the State Re-Organisation Act. Everybody must respect the constitution,” he said
Meanwhile, the slain in Gagangeer, Ganderbal incident were identified as, Gurmeet Singh of Gurudaspura Punjab, (Labourer), Dr Shahnawaz R/O Naidgam, Budgam, Anil Kumar Shukla, R/O Madiya Pradesh, Manager Mechanical, Faheem Nazir, R/O Bihar, Safety Manager, Shashi Abrol R/O Jammu, Deputy Manager Planning, Mohammad Hanief, R/O Bihar Painter/helper and Kaleem Painter/helper. The injured were identified as Inderwaday (35), R/o Bihar, Labourer, Madan Lal (45), R/O Jathua Jammu, electrician, Muhtaq Ahmad Lone, (25) R/o Preng, Kangan, Mess helper, Ishfat Ahmad Bhat, R/O Safapura, Ganderbal, Driver and Jagtar Singh R/O Kathua Jammu labourer

 

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