Srinagar: The government of Jammu & Kashmir has ordered the return of security pickets in all Kashmir Valley, especially in the city of Srinagar, where the targeted civilian killings increased since October.
The order came on the day when two terrorists were killed in the valley in two separate meetings.
One of the unknown terrorists was killed in the first meeting between hiding terrorists and security forces on Thursday morning in the Chawalgam area of the South Kashmir District.
The report said the police team and army personnel launched the Cordon-and-Search operation in Chawalgam.
When the team approached the place, terrorists hidden shooting at troops, triggering a shootout.
Another unknown terrorist was killed in a short meeting in the Bemina area in Srinagar on Thursday night.
Acting on a special leader about the existence of terrorists near the Bemina Police Station, a short shooting took place where an unknown terrorist was killed, a police officer said.
The source said 50 security pickets were excluded from various regions that were vulnerable throughout the Kashmir Valley in 2011, in addition to the release of 600 Peltons Stone, at that time the Government Omar Abdullah in consultation with the former Minister of the United States P Chidambaram.
The authorities removed the five security pickets from various places in the city of Srinagar in February this year in running until the visit of the European Union delegation.
Two of them were removed from the Lal Chowk area.
Security institutions have even suggested setting security pickets removed between 2011 and 2014.
It requires 5,500 paramilitary personnel to Kashmir last week.
The UPA government in 2010 has appointed the three member interlocutor team, which recommends removal of security pickets.
Now, with attacks that often occur in civilians and members of the minority community since October 2 this year, the authorities recently rebuilt two pickets at the Barzulla bridge on the way to bones and joint hospitals in Srinagar.
Picket security, removed by an upa, to appear again at J & K
