Srinagar: After a recent surge in violence, the situation in Kashmir is far better now and people want to move towards peace and development, the police chief Jammu and Kashmir Dilbel Singh say here on Sunday.
Singh also appealed to a local guerrilla to release weapons and urged youth to take pens and books and work towards the prosperity and progress of your clock and Kashmir.
He spoke to reporters on the sidelines of ‘run for peace and unity’ held on the occasion of the National Unity Day.
About 700 children, youth and adults participate in runaway.
“The situation is much better now.
The current atmosphere is that people want peace and they oppose violence.
There are several incidents of violence, but large-scale people condemned the incident.
Now, the situation is better.
You see participation here that It is an indication that people want to move towards peace and development and they condemn violence, “Singh said.
Eleven civilians have been killed by militants at Kashmir Valley in October.
Apply local militants to give up, DGP said not only they lost their own lives, they also worked against their parents, society and human, and everyone was affected by violence.
He reaffirmed the attraction by the minister of the house of Union Amit Shah during his recent visit to Jammu and Kashmir that Kashmir Valley’s young man had to carry books in their hands instead of weapons and stones, and establish the prosperity and progress of the Union region.
“I have the same message that your repairs and the community will not occur by choosing weapons, but pens, books, and work together with your parents and society,” DGP said.