Srinagar: Jamu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said on Friday that the rise in terrorism in the Jamu area is a concern but that the security forces are determined to decide to eliminate the threat and will soon achieve their mission successfully.
“In the past few years, the J&K Police Force, Army and the Central Armed Police Force (CAPFS) have successfully crushed terrorism in the Kashmir Valley, but, in the Jamu department, there has been an increase in terrorist incidents, which is a concern, and it is a concern,” he said in the approval of the 16th batch of the Basic Magazine Training Course (BRTC), a terrorist of concern. ”
However, he also said: “Our determination is to make Jamu and Kashmir terrorism-free.”
He asked police to adjust cutting-edge technology and advanced tools and deploy them to improve their operational efficiency. “We need to effectively combat evolving terror and organized crime threats. Given the rapid changes that have occurred due to technology, our approach should take policing involving data flooding to effectively address challenges, analyze crime trends, predict crime patterns and make necessary changes in investigations,” he said.
A total of 438 recruits, including 86 women, completed rigorous training at Thevpolice training school Manigam. Officials said 211 of them had previously served as Special Police (SPO) with J&K Police!
The governor paid tribute to the heroic spirit of the J&K police, advising young recruits to diligence and advanced professionalism to protect the homeland. He said: “This country has priceless sacrifices for the sacrifice of J&K police. Citizens can live in peace and work freely because they know that our police force stands firmly in protecting life and fighting terrorism and crime.
Mr Sinha said today, the J&K Police Force is admired for its professionalism, enduring perseverance and determination, and together with the Army and CAPFS, “decided to smash the horror”.
The Governor Lieutenant said the skills, knowledge and values acquired during training extended his best wishes to good trainees, which would provide a solid foundation for a solid foundation and enhance their responsibilities with the greatest sensitivity.
“I believe that besides professional Tradecraft, recruits have absorbed life values and ideals such as courage, heroism, patience, patience, self-sacrifice and discipline in the Maniga Police Training School, which will enable them to face various challenges in the future,” he said.
