J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha reviews Amarnath Security, warns against Mehboba War, Mirwaiz Slam arrests. Bharat News
Srinagar: J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha reviewed the security status of the union area and the preparations for the annual Amarnath Yatra at an integrated headquarters meeting at Raj Bhavan on Tuesday, while PDP’s Chief Mehboba Mufti and Hurriyat Conference President Mirwaiz Umuk expressed concern against Terrism.Congratulating the forces for Operation Sindoor, Sinha urged the security agencies to urge the terrorists to neutralize and intensify intelligence to eliminate the support network.The meeting was attended by Northern Army Commander Lt Gen Pratik Sharma, Chief Secretary Atal Dullu, DGP Nalin Prabhat, Senior Army and IAF officers, Intelligence chiefs and CEO of Bhandari of Shri Amarnath Shrine Board Mandip. Sinha directed all security weapons to ensure the safe conduct of the pilgrimage from July 3 to August 9.Former CM Mehboba Mufti, citing the number of civic casualties, fought the story of military success and destroyed the houses. “I will speak about the loss – the death of children, the elderly, and the destruction of the houses,” he told reporters in Srinagar. “War is not an option, not even the final option. Learn from Vajpayee-J’s point of view, who said that Kashmir should be resolved within the purview of humanity.”Mehboba demanded that border villages affected by Pakistani shelling be declared “war-affected areas”, compensation of Rs 50 lakh for each House, job support to families of those killed, and rehabilitation for war. He said, “It is heartbreaking to see people asking for bunkers instead of schools and hospitals.”Hurreet’s Mirwaiz criticized the prevention under the Public Safety Act, urged the elected representatives to speak. “Youths are being targeted. Frequent arrests of Kashmiris – many who have already done sentences – no justice,” he said.Mirwaiz’s comments announced the Srinagar Police that 23 alleged terrorist colleagues were detained under the PSA. Those people have been transferred to jails in Poonch, Udampur and Kot Bhalwal. Critics, including rights groups, have long been made by law dry and misused.
