Modi Calls for Action in J-K Amid Rising Security Concerns

Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, urging the deployment of comprehensive counter-terror measures. India rejected unwarranted mentions of J-K in a China-Pak joint statement. Ajit Doval was reappointed as National Security Adviser. The NEET-UG controversy saw the withdrawal of grace marks.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a strong stance on Thursday, reviewing the escalating security situation in Jammu and Kashmir and urging officials to employ the full spectrum of counter-terrorism capabilities. His call to action followed recent terror incidents, including an attack on a bus carrying pilgrims, heightening security concerns in the region.

In a related development, India firmly rejected the inclusion of Jammu and Kashmir in the latest joint statement by China and Pakistan, reiterating its stance that the Union Territory will always remain an integral part of India.

Moreover, Ajit Doval was reappointed as National Security Adviser, solidifying his role in national security affairs. Meanwhile, the ongoing NEET-UG exam controversy intensified as the National Testing Agency decided to withdraw grace marks previously awarded to 1,563 students, prompting concerns about fairness in the medical entrance examination.