J&K Stability Irks Pakistan: LG Sinha Blames Neighbor for Rising Attacks
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha attributed recent attacks in Jammu and Kashmir to Pakistan's frustration over peaceful elections. Sinha emphasized the government's commitment to tracking and eliminating attackers, and asserted full freedom for security forces to act. He also promised financial assistance and job arrangements for victims' families.
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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has pointed fingers at Pakistan for recent attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, suggesting their frustration stems from successful, peaceful elections in the region.
Sinha assured that security forces have been given full license to locate and neutralize the attackers, offering solace and financial compensation to victims' families.
He negated any link between government formation and increased terrorism while underlining the region's lowest recruitment rates in 25 years, marking a sharp decline in local militancy.
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