KATHUA/JAMMU: The terrorists Responsible for the recent grenade attack Srinagar Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) Dilbag Singh said on Tuesday that he has been identified and the matter will be resolved soon.
On Sunday, two people, including a 19-year-old woman, were killed and 32 others were injured when a grenade detonated by terrorists at the crowded Hari Singh High Street near Amirakadal in the heart of Srinagar.
Singh told reporters, “The enemies of peace are committing such cowardly acts. We have succeeded against them by busting all the modules built by the enemy forces in the past to kill civilians and throw grenades to cause harm to the public.” Has attained.” in the edge of a function Kathua Disturb
He added that any new terrorist module that comes to the fore is being dealt with and neutralised.
“Three to four such modules have been busted in the last few days. Those involved in the grenade attack (in Srinagar) have been identified and the matter will be resolved soon,” the police chief said.
He said the security grid along the border Pakistan The Indian side has been strengthened to completely prevent smuggling of narcotics and weapons.
“We have strengthened security to completely stop smuggling of drugs and weapons being dropped by drones,” Singh said.
Seeking public support from the Union Territory to end the menace of drug abuse, he said it was a bigger challenge than terrorism and police alone could not fight it.
The DGP said, “It is a big challenge and every section of the society including youth should come forward to help the police in fighting this plague. We have seized a huge consignment and will continue our work, but we have to tackle this menace. needs support.” ,
He said that the police has launched a special drive against narcotics in every district, while the zonal chief is monitoring it at the zonal level and this will also be dealt with with the cooperation of the people.
On Sunday, two people, including a 19-year-old woman, were killed and 32 others were injured when a grenade detonated by terrorists at the crowded Hari Singh High Street near Amirakadal in the heart of Srinagar.
Singh told reporters, “The enemies of peace are committing such cowardly acts. We have succeeded against them by busting all the modules built by the enemy forces in the past to kill civilians and throw grenades to cause harm to the public.” Has attained.” in the edge of a function Kathua Disturb
He added that any new terrorist module that comes to the fore is being dealt with and neutralised.
“Three to four such modules have been busted in the last few days. Those involved in the grenade attack (in Srinagar) have been identified and the matter will be resolved soon,” the police chief said.
He said the security grid along the border Pakistan The Indian side has been strengthened to completely prevent smuggling of narcotics and weapons.
“We have strengthened security to completely stop smuggling of drugs and weapons being dropped by drones,” Singh said.
Seeking public support from the Union Territory to end the menace of drug abuse, he said it was a bigger challenge than terrorism and police alone could not fight it.
The DGP said, “It is a big challenge and every section of the society including youth should come forward to help the police in fighting this plague. We have seized a huge consignment and will continue our work, but we have to tackle this menace. needs support.” ,
He said that the police has launched a special drive against narcotics in every district, while the zonal chief is monitoring it at the zonal level and this will also be dealt with with the cooperation of the people.