Chief of the Indian Army Bipin Rawat on Saturday said the security situation in Kashmir valley “was improving” and the…
Bipin Rawat (Photo: Facebook)
Chief of the Indian Army Bipin Rawat on Saturday said the security situation in Kashmir valley “was improving” and the army was “prepared” to tackle the growing frustration of terrorists.
“Security situation in Kashmir valley is improving, what is happening, just shows frustration of terrorists,” said Rawat in a press conference in Jammu.
“Army is prepared for every situation,” he added.
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Asked if India and Pakistan should sit across the table and talk, Rawat said the prerogative lies with the government.
“Military has a task and we will continue to perform that task, decision on any talks has to be decided politically,” he said.
The Indian Army has intensified its crackdown on terrorists in the valley and some of the top commanders of terror groups like Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Toiba including Abu Dujana have been gunned down in the last few months.
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