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| HM Shah chairs high level meet in Delhi to review J&K security | | Reaffirms PM Modi led government’s resolve to make J&K terrorism free; asks security forces to stay vigilant against winter infiltration attempts | |  Early Times Report
New Delhi, Oct 9: Reaffirming the PM Modi led government’s resolve to achieve a terrorism-free Jammu and Kashmir, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday asserted that security forces will continue to have full operational freedom to eliminate any threat to peace and stability in the region.
After chairing a high-level meeting in New Delhi to review security situation in Jammu and Kashmir, Shah wrote on X: "Reviewed the security of Jammu and Kashmir along with the Lt. Governor and other senior officials. We are committed to cripple the terror ecosystem in J&K.” "Our security forces will continue to have full freedom to crush any attempt to threaten peace and security in the region. Instructed to further intensify alertness and synergy to accelerate towards Modi Ji's vision of a terror-free Jammu and Kashmir," he wrote.
While chairing the meeting, Shah said, “Due to the determined efforts of the security agencies, the terrorist network nurtured by the enemies of the nation in J&K have been almost eliminated.”
The Union Home Minister asked the security forces to remain fully prepared to ensure that terrorists do not exploit snowfall to infiltrate across the border.
Shah reiterated the Centre’s unwavering commitment to achieving the goal of a terrorism-free Jammu and Kashmir. “Any attempt to threaten peace and security in the region will be dealt with sternly. Security forces will continue to have full freedom to crush any design which is aimed at creating chaos,” Shah said.
The Union Home Minister appreciated the steps taken by the local administration and security agencies following the Pahalgam terror attack. “These initiatives have helped strengthen the overall security landscape of Jammu and Kashmir,” he added.
Shah underlined the critical role of all security agencies in working in close coordination and maintaining utmost vigilance to completely eradicate terrorism from the region.
The meeting was attended by J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha; the Union Home Secretary; the Director, Intelligence Bureau; the Chief of Army Staff; the J&K Chief Secretary and Director General of Police of Jammu and Kashmir; the Directors General of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs); and senior officers from the Government of India, the Army, and the Jammu and Kashmir administration. |
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