In the Jammu and Kashmir, the countdown to the controversial Article 35A has been started. The top sources gave this information to the INS. Sources said that two days after returning from the National Security Advisor Ajit Doval's visit to the valley, the Center has decided to deploy 10 thousand additional paramilitary forces personnel in the state.
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According to sources, Doval detailed discussions with senior officials of the state administration, police, paramilitary forces, army, state and central intelligence agencies during his three-day visit.
Sources said, "In this major contingency plan, all the small things are being taken care of. How the law and order situation will work, from those who are openly exposed to the underground living separatist cadre and the mainstream political Leadership reaction is also included in this. "
Sources said, "It is clear that no possibility is left for the occasion." The orders appear to be obvious. Violence under the guise of a public outcry to oppose the abolition of Article 35A and the nation An attempt can be made to obstruct peace by anti-elements, it will be controlled so that the common man has at least the inconvenience. "
Sources said, "The entire operation has been given the name to deal with the law and order that has worsened after the abolition of Article 35A."
The arrival of additional companies of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) has started in the Valley in the last three days.
Special aircraft carrying CAPF have landed at Srinagar airport during the last three days, whereas the convoy carrying the additional companies of these forces are reaching the valley through Jammu and Srinagar national highways.
At present, 40 thousand troops of 450 companies of CAPF are already deployed due to the ongoing Amarnath Yatra and other security reasons. This number does not include the strength of the Counter Insurgency Rashtriya Rifles, which imposes counter-insurgency operations in Hindland and provides support to the State Police and the CAPF in difficult circumstances.
While the Union Home Ministry has issued an order, it has said that the army will have to strengthen the counter insurgent grid and maintain law and order in the valley. At the same time Jammu and Kashmir Police said that the jawans will be deployed in North Kashmir, where safety is still a situation remains a challenge.
Knowledgeable sources say that the list of elements that can try to exploit publicly, their list has already been prepared. Sources said, "These anti-national and anti-social elements will be taken into preventive custody so that they can be prevented from being disturbed."
Interestingly, the list of anti-national and anti-social elements prepared by state and central intelligence agencies is not confined to separatist cadres.
Sources said, "Some local politicians watching the political land slipping below their feet are also on the radar so that they can not take political advantage from the potential situation."
During a national conference in Srinagar, addressing the meeting of workers on Thursday, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had asked the Center to wait for the Supreme Court's decision. Where many petitions challenging paragraph 35A and Article 370 are pending.
Abdullah said, "Why are you hurrying? We will respect the Supreme Court's decision, as we have always done."
He also asked the government to give clarity on those rumors which said that after 15 August there will be another long crisis in Kashmir.
Abdullah said that the bureaucrats are spreading rumors and people are being asked to raise fuel for ration, medicines and vehicles, because there is a long way to go for uncertainty.
The National Conference (NC), the People's Democratic Party (PDP), the Jammu and Kashmir People's Movement (J & KPM) and all regional parties in the state have opposed tampering with paragraph 35A and 370.
On the contrary, the Bharatiya Janata Party argues that this provision has hampered the development of Jammu and Kashmir as well as the obstacles in the integration of the state.
By learnerzden
According to sources, Doval detailed discussions with senior officials of the state administration, police, paramilitary forces, army, state and central intelligence agencies during his three-day visit.
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Sources said, "In this major contingency plan, all the small things are being taken care of. How the law and order situation will work, from those who are openly exposed to the underground living separatist cadre and the mainstream political Leadership reaction is also included in this. "
Sources said, "It is clear that no possibility is left for the occasion." The orders appear to be obvious. Violence under the guise of a public outcry to oppose the abolition of Article 35A and the nation An attempt can be made to obstruct peace by anti-elements, it will be controlled so that the common man has at least the inconvenience. "
Sources said, "The entire operation has been given the name to deal with the law and order that has worsened after the abolition of Article 35A."
The arrival of additional companies of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) has started in the Valley in the last three days.
Special aircraft carrying CAPF have landed at Srinagar airport during the last three days, whereas the convoy carrying the additional companies of these forces are reaching the valley through Jammu and Srinagar national highways.
At present, 40 thousand troops of 450 companies of CAPF are already deployed due to the ongoing Amarnath Yatra and other security reasons. This number does not include the strength of the Counter Insurgency Rashtriya Rifles, which imposes counter-insurgency operations in Hindland and provides support to the State Police and the CAPF in difficult circumstances.
While the Union Home Ministry has issued an order, it has said that the army will have to strengthen the counter insurgent grid and maintain law and order in the valley. At the same time Jammu and Kashmir Police said that the jawans will be deployed in North Kashmir, where safety is still a situation remains a challenge.
Knowledgeable sources say that the list of elements that can try to exploit publicly, their list has already been prepared. Sources said, "These anti-national and anti-social elements will be taken into preventive custody so that they can be prevented from being disturbed."
Interestingly, the list of anti-national and anti-social elements prepared by state and central intelligence agencies is not confined to separatist cadres.
Sources said, "Some local politicians watching the political land slipping below their feet are also on the radar so that they can not take political advantage from the potential situation."
During a national conference in Srinagar, addressing the meeting of workers on Thursday, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had asked the Center to wait for the Supreme Court's decision. Where many petitions challenging paragraph 35A and Article 370 are pending.
Abdullah said, "Why are you hurrying? We will respect the Supreme Court's decision, as we have always done."
He also asked the government to give clarity on those rumors which said that after 15 August there will be another long crisis in Kashmir.
Abdullah said that the bureaucrats are spreading rumors and people are being asked to raise fuel for ration, medicines and vehicles, because there is a long way to go for uncertainty.
The National Conference (NC), the People's Democratic Party (PDP), the Jammu and Kashmir People's Movement (J & KPM) and all regional parties in the state have opposed tampering with paragraph 35A and 370.
On the contrary, the Bharatiya Janata Party argues that this provision has hampered the development of Jammu and Kashmir as well as the obstacles in the integration of the state.
