New Delhi: Minister of Home Union Amit Shah arrived in Srinagar on a three-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir to review the security situation in the Union region.
Shah was accepted at Srinagar Airport by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha where senior officials from Jammu and Kashmir were also present, officials said.
This is Shah’s first visit to Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370 and Bifurkasi Botamu and Kashmir stated into two Union regions on August 5, 2019.
Here are the main points – * from the airport, Shah directly to the residence of the Inspector Parvaiz Ahmad in the suburbs .
Police officers were shot dead on June 22 when he returned home after praying at a local mosque.
* Amit Shah visited the residence of Slain Inspector Parvez Ahmed, who was killed by terrorists last month.
* Officials said Shah offered condolences to the family of police officers.
He also provided the appointment document to the government’s work to the police widow, Fatima Akhtar, on a loving reason.
Shah interacts with Inspector Slain Parvez Ahmed’s Wife Fatima Akhter * Amit Shah led a security review meeting in Raj Bhavan, Srinagar.
* He will also interact with the Jammu member and Kashmir’s Youth Clubs at 4.45 PM.
* Amit Shah will inaugurate the first direct international flight between Jammu and Srinagar and Sharjah Kashmir in the UAE.
HM will inaugurate flights at 6pm.
* Towards the visit of the minister of home Union Amit Shah to J & K, the local police together put the air supervision cover for areas where minorities live in Srinagar and Lal Chowk, the city center.
An Indian paramilitary police stood along the road ahead of Amit Shah’s visit, in Srinagar.
(Afp) * In addition, a total of 50 Central Police Force (CRPF) teams have been deployed to Jammu and Kashmir for security purposes.
* Police and CRPF test drones in the Pratap Park Srinagar area ahead of Shah’s first visit to Jammu and Kashmir after revocation of article 370.
* The bunker who was manned by the CRPF forces had appeared in several areas in the other part of the Kashmir Valley, the official said.
Paramilitary Women Indian Paramilitary Stand Guard (AFP) recently, after non-local non-resident killings in Jammu and Kashmir around 700 people have been detained in the United States Union, some of the Public Safety Act (PSA).
Meanwhile, a total of 26 prisoners were being transferred to the Agra Central Prison of Jammu and Kashmir under the 1978.
Public Safety Law.
The order was published ahead of the Shah’s three-day visit to the Union area on Saturday.
(With input from the agency)