Escalating Terror in J&K: Congress Holds Anti-Pakistan Protests

The Congress party held anti-Pakistan protests, critiquing the BJP-led government's failure to address rising terrorist activities in Jammu and Kashmir. The protests were sparked by the deaths of four army personnel in a gunfight. The party demanded comprehensive operations and criticized the security situation and governmental inaction.

The Congress held anti-Pakistan protests on Tuesday, criticizing the BJP-led government for failing to address escalating terrorist activities in Jammu and Kashmir.

Four Army personnel, including a captain, were killed in a gunfight with heavily armed terrorists in Doda district. Led by Jammu and Kashmir Congress working president Raman Bhalla, hundreds of workers rallied against Pakistan's alleged support for terrorism in the region. They demanded immediate comprehensive operations to clear the hills of terrorist elements.

Bhalla asserted the security grid in Jammu has significantly failed, leading to a rise in terrorist activities. He noted the lack of visible improvement on the ground and called the situation a 'complete breakdown of governance.' The protestors urged the government to take strong actions against terrorism and its supporters.