Season’s first rail parcel van departs Jammu for Mumbai carrying 12 ton cherries
The season’s first rail van carrying 12 tonnes of Kashmir’s juicy deep-red cherries departed for Mumbai from here early this morning.
On Thursday, Director General of CRPF, GP Singh briefed Manoj Sinha, the Lt. Governor of Jammu & Kashmir on counter-terrorism strategies and enhanced security measures with the objective to ensure lasting peace in Jammu and Kashmir.
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On Thursday, Director General of CRPF, GP Singh briefed Manoj Sinha, the Lt. Governor of Jammu & Kashmir on counter-terrorism strategies and enhanced security measures with the objective to ensure lasting peace in Jammu and Kashmir.
The CRPF Chief, who is on a two day visit in J&K, called on Lt. Governor and sought his guidance on way-ahead in the mission to keep the nation safe. The DG also visited the Quick Action Team at Kalakote in the Rajouri district, along the Line of Control (LOC).
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He inspected facilities, reviewed anti-terror strategies, and engaged with officers and jawans, and commended on the electrifying energy of the QAT jawans. The DG’s words of appreciation further ignited their commitment to crushing terror.
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Meanwhile, in the Poonch district, a Junior Commissioned Officer (JCO) was found dead with a bullet injury. The incident reportedly occurred in the Mendhar sector with initial reports suggesting a possible suicide. Investigations are being initiated.
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