SRINAGAR: The government of Jammu and Kashmir (J & K) has decided to spread drones to monitor areas in the valley where members of the live minority community.
This step to improve the security of minorities comes after a recent series of targeted killings in the valley.
In front of the UNION Minister Home Amit Shah to J & K, the local police and the central reserve police forces (CRPF) together put the air supervision cover for areas where minorities live in Srinagar and Lal Chowk, the city center.
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.
Jammu and Kashmir | Given the recent incident, a grid drone was made in the city of Srinagar with a collective effort …
https://t.co/zvghsomacv- Ani (@ani) 1634918576000Talking told reporters, Deputy Inspector General Mathev, John said CRPF together with the police Local has tested drones that will be used for air monitoring areas where minorities live.
“The move was taken after a recent attack on members of a minority community and migrant workers,” he said.
A total of 11 people were killed in the past two weeks in an attack on civilians in Jammu and Kashmir.
Terrorists mainly target migrants and minorities, triggering fresh exodus rounds.
In such a last attack, two migrant workers were shot dead and others were injured in Kulgalam J & K on Sunday when terrorists opened fire which targeted civilians.
The previous day, street food vendors from Bihar and a carpenter from above were shot dead in the old Srinagar City and Pulwama in a separate attack.
On Wednesday, the National Investigation Agency was issued to investigate four cases of civilian murder, the victims became the pharmacist Srinagar ML Bindroo, Supinder Chief Sikh Kaur School and Teacher Deepak Chand, Virendra Virendra Bihari and two Bihari Workers, King of Reshi Dev and Joginder.
Dev, who was killed in Kulgam.