A Kashmiri local who had joined militancy returned home following his mother’s appeal. Though the Jammu-Kashmir police confirmed the militant’s…
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A Kashmiri local who had joined militancy returned home following his mother’s appeal. Though the Jammu-Kashmir police confirmed the militant’s return, his name and age have not been revealed for his security.
J-K Police DGP Shesh Paul Vaid took to Twitter to announce the return of the militant.
“Another mothers’ appeal to her son to shun militancy & return home gets response, God bless the family & show path to others,” he wrote.
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Another mothers’ appeal to her son to shun militancy & return home gets response, God bless the family & show path to others.
— Shesh Paul Vaid (@spvaid) March 29, 2018
This is not the first time that a militant has returned to his family. On 2 March, the DGP had said that a young man who had joined militancy in the Valley had returned following an appeal from his mother.
Over a dozen militants have surrendered in Kashmir since 2017 when the police announced that they will accept any offer of surrender of local militants even during ongoing encounters.
Some of those who surrendered came back home following appeals from their families. A notable surrender was of Majid Khan. The Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) militant returned home in November 2017 after his mother went on air asking him to shun militancy.
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