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Separatists instigating youth to join militancy in Kashmir: DIG CRPF 3/25/2016 11:32:01 PM Ishtiyaq Ahmad Early Times Report Srinagar, Mar 25: Stating that separatist leaders are instigating educated young to join militant ranks, Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of CRPF for Srinagar (north) Sanjeev Dhundia Friday said the trend was not alarming and that those who have picked up guns would return back to their homes. Talking to reporters on the sidelines of a Civic Action program at Modern High School for Deaf, Dumb and Blind at Solina here, Sanjeev Dhundia said of course some incidents of young boys joining militancy have happened recently. "I can say that situation is not alarming. May be these youth are getting carried away by some separatist group. Things are under control. We along with JK police are working together and situation is under control." he said. The DIG said that efforts are on to bring back those who have joined militancy. "Recently some incidents related to militancy have occurred, but we are handling the situation. We hope peace loving citizens will have a wonderful future ahead," he said. The DIG said that militant activities are going to come down in future. "I can assure you on this. As far as the identity of those who carried out (EDI) attack, we are looking into that. We will get to know who were they and what plans they had," he said. Meanwhile, 73 BN of CRPF donated computers and furniture among the deaf, dumb and blind children of Modern High School Solina under its Civic Action Plan. While addressing students on global significance of Information Technology and Computer Science for all students, the DIG said that CRPF is constantly trying to development strong bond with the people of Kashmir, especially with the youth.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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