Terrorists Formed Small New Groups In Kashmir For Target Killings
Terrorists formed small new groups in Kashmir, entrusted the task of target killing: Target Killing In Kashmir.
During the last fortnight, the security agencies discussed the overall report of information received from overground workers, former terrorists, stone pelters, and separatist activists detained for interrogation.
It has been revealed that terrorists can maintain the morale of their cadre in Kashmir and They are targeting civilians only to create fear among the common people.
According to this, the terrorist organizations have formed small new factions to avoid the pressure of the security forces. They are entrusted with the responsibility of only target killing or specific incidents.
Central intelligence agencies have gathered to deal with the situation arising out of the killings of non-Muslims and workers of other states and to formulate a strategy for the complete destruction of the terrorists.
About two dozen senior officers of central agencies have been camping in Kashmir for a week.
CRPF and National Investigation Agency (NIA) Director-General Kuldeep Singh are also in Kashmir.
On Monday, he also discussed with the Director-General of Police, Jammu and Kashmir, Dilbag Singh.
Earlier on Monday, in the meeting of the central agencies, there was brainstorming on all the situations. Based on this, a detailed report will be sent to the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Sources said that senior officials of central intelligence agencies, the Army, and the intelligence wing of Jammu and Kashmir Police were present in Monday’s meeting.
In this, the information available in the context of terrorist activities in Kashmir, terrorist activities from various sources was assessed during a month.
Terrorists formed small new groups in Kashmir: Areas of influence of terrorists and their aides were also identified in the meeting.
This report will be discussed in the proposed Integrated Command meeting in Srinagar on 23 October under the chairmanship of Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
In this report, the roadmap for the complete destruction of the terrorists and their supporters in the plaintiff as well as their financial and arms supply network will also be presented.
He said that this campaign would be a sequel to the Army’s Operation Allout which continued till the year 2017-19.
At present, the concerned officials are brainstorming on running it as the last hit. For this strategy, feedback is being taken from the police from the police station level.
NIA will handle the investigation of five killings in Srinagar:
The investigation of the killing of five civilians including teachers in Srinagar is going to be handled by the NIA.
while the investigation of the killing of workers in Kulgam and Pulwama will remain with the Jammu and Kashmir Police.
Sources said that this was also discussed in the meeting held between Director General of Police Dilbag Singh and NIA Director-General Kuldeep Singh and other officials on Tuesday morning.
During this, on October 5, the Kashmiri Hindu chemist Makhan Lal Singh Badru, a Bihar handcartman, Virendra Paswan, and taxi driver Mohammad Shafi were killed.
The terrorists also killed two non-Muslim teachers, Supinder Kaur and Deepak Chand, in a school in Srinagar on October 7.
It was agreed to hand over the investigation to the NIA.
Apart from these, the investigation of four workers of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar in Kulgam and Pulwama and two civilian killings in Srinagar on October 2 will remain with the Jammu and Kashmir Police.
However, the final decision on this will be taken by the Home Ministry only. At present, the NIA and the Jammu and Kashmir Police are sending their reports to the Ministry of Home Affairs.
This would be the strategy.
Strategy for the complete destruction of the terrorist’s financial and arms supply network.
Areas of influence of terrorists and their allies will be marked.
Feedback is being taken from the police station level.
