Srinagar: Efforts made from all borders to disrupt the peace and development process in Jammu and Kashmir, Lieutenant Governor (LG) Manoj Sinha said on Thursday and confirmed that the government would not rest until terrorism was truly destrorist.
He also said that the administration is committed to preserving communal fabrics and social harmony and Kashmir.
“Efforts are made by neighboring countries to disrupt the peace process and development in Jammu and Kashmir.
Our brave security forces will neutralize every threat of terror,” Sinha said.
“We will try to preserve your communal cloth and Kashmir and will not rest until terrorism is truly destroyed,” LG said.
He discussed the parade of the anniversary of the police in the armed police complex in Zewan.
LG gave tribute to police personnel who had made the highest sacrifice in task tasks.
The courage of the brave heart from the Jammu police and Kashmir and their unparalleled courage is inspiration for all, he said.
From maintaining the law and ordered to provide assistance in the disaster and be at the forefront of covid pandemic, Jammu police and Kashmir dedicated to serving and securing people’s lives, LG observed.
“Our brave police personnel say selflessly risk their lives, work 24×7 to ensure a safe environment for the people of J & K.
Nations will always be indebted to their sacrifices,” he added.
Sinha said the government is committed to peace, strengthens social fabrics and maintains the harmony of Jammu and Kashmir’s culture.
“Befitting replies will be given to the power that threatens the sovereignty and integrity of the country,” he said.
LG calls civil society, social and religious organizations to speak simultaneously to fight terrorism.
“I salute the families of the martyrs and salute the families of the martyrs and assure them that the government of the Jammu and Kashmir will always support them.
My sincere person to lose civilians in a terror attack, to police personnel and frontline workers who set Their lives while fighting with Covid, “said the Governor Lt.
DGP Singh Dilbel, talking about the incident, giving respect to martyrs from the police Jammu and Kashmir and other troops.
“Our police and security forces work tirelessly to protect J & K of the enemy.
The police are always there to serve people who face traditional and modern challenges,” he said.
Then, the Governor LT handed over the SRO command to the martyrdom ward.