Jammu: by asserting Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET) and Jaish-e-Mohammad (Jais) clothing (Jais) Pakistan-based is behind a decline in weapons, IED and Narcotics by Drones in Jammu and Kashmir, Director General of Police (DGP) J & K Delbag Singh said on Friday that time had arrived and rejected terrorism to deliver peace and development in the United area.
Counter-rebellion operations will be accelerated to remove terrorism, while efforts to further strengthen security arrangements to fight threats caused by drones, especially after the recent attack on the Indian Air Force Base in Jammu, The Top J & K Brass Police DGP Singh said When talking to reporters after the cum-out parade remarks from the 27th basic recruitment training course in Kathua District here today.
DGP Singh said that let’s suspect behind the Twin Drone attacked inside IAF station, Jammu early on Sunday.
“Investigation [in the bombing of the IAF station is underway, said DGP Singh, added,” We (the police) have not yet reached the conclusive stage to say who is actually involved but now we have a Lashkar history using drones to drop, narcotics on this site next to the explosive device Improvisasi ready to use that will be planted in various locations.
“Referring to the arrest of a 5.5 kg of a terrorist at Jammu, he said the damaged module planned to conduct an Eid explosion in a crowded place to cause a large number of victims.
Ied came and sent from letting the Pawner from Pakistan, DGP said.
Furthermore DGP Singh praised security agents and police officers for the success of operating efforts before IED can be planted.
Describing drones as a major security threat, DGB Singh said that the use of drones by anti-national elements, terrorists to dropping weapons and Ied is a threat and we take a fight against.
When asked about increasing meetings between security and terrorist forces in the valley, DGP briefly said ‘more meetings will take place.’ “Terrorists will be completed and further intense operations ified against them,” he said.
About a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, DGP said, “There was a pause in that amount because there was no violation of the ceasefire reported now.”