Jammu and Kashmir Avenge Attack: Reeling for Justice

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has vowed retribution for the terror attack in Ganderbal that resulted in the deaths of construction workers, largely blaming Pakistan for the violence. Officials have been directed to provide financial assistance to the victims' families as security measures are heightened.

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has declared that security forces will retaliate against the construction workers' deaths in a recent attack in Ganderbal. Sinha has emphasized that a stern response will be given, which will leave a lasting impact on the terrorists.

Addressing the issue, Sinha accused Pakistan of persisting in efforts to disrupt peace by targeting innocents. He has instructed officials to offer financial assistance to the victims' families. In the incident, seven individuals, including a local doctor and non-local laborers, were killed, with several others injured.

Sinha has underscored the necessity of stopping drug smuggling and enhancing counter-insurgency operations in the region. He reiterated the government's commitment to recalling the sacrifices of those who died in the line of duty and ensuring support for the families of fallen security personnel.