CM Omar launches free bus travel scheme for women in J&K
The Chief Minister also referred to his Budget Speech, in which he had announced free ridership for women in government transport, including Smart City e-buses.
The DGP visited various locations in the Kathua district along with top police, Army, and CRPF officers.
Statesman News Service | Jammu | January 29, 2025 7:22 pm
Photo: SNS
J&K DGP Nalin Parbhat on Wednesday directed forces to work in coordination and make all efforts to neutralise terrorists whose presence has been sighted.
The DGP visited various locations in the Kathua district along with top police, Army, and CRPF officers. He visited Machedi, Badnota, Sadrota, and Dugaini Police Posts and interacted with jawans and officers of the Special Operations Group (SOG) Kathua and Billawar.
Advertisement
ADGP (Jammu zone) Anand Jain briefed the DGP on the ongoing anti-terrorist operations in these areas. DIG (JKS Range) Shiv Kumar, DDIB (Jammu), Kathua SSP Shobit Saxena, SP (Operations) Amir, Dy SP (Operations) Malhar Sukhvir Singh, and the Billawar SHO accompanied the DGP during his visit to these far-flung areas in Kathua district.
Advertisement
Brigadier TS Sekhon, CO Sikh Unit, and Commandant CRPF gave a detailed presentation about the operational preparedness in these areas.
The DGP also interacted with Army and CRPF jawans and officers and directed all forces to work in coordination and make all efforts to neutralise terrorists whose presence has been sighted in the area. He stressed the importance of intelligence generation and operations on the ground.
Advertisement
The Chief Minister also referred to his Budget Speech, in which he had announced free ridership for women in government transport, including Smart City e-buses.
Omar visited the families of the bravehearts, Balvinder Singh, Tariq Ahmad, Jaswant Singh, and Jagbir Singh, who laid down their lives in the line of duty during the Kathua encounter.
Expressing concern over a series of terrorist incidents in the Jammu division, J&K Congress chief Tariq Hameed Karra said on Friday that the balloon of “false and misleading” claims of normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir by the BJP government stands burst.
Advertisement