Focus on area domination, zero-terror approach, and economic growth in UT
- LG Manoj Sinha, Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande, NSA Ajit Doval were present
SRINAGAR, JAN 02: Amidst heightened security concerns and a commitment to the overall well-being of Jammu and Kashmir, Union Home Minister Amit Shah spearheaded a crucial high-level security review meeting, assembling top government and security officials.
The attendance of top personalities, including Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, Chief Secretary Atal Duloo, Army Chief Gen Manoj Pande, and National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, underscored the gravity of the discussions.
The comprehensive review encompassed security concerns across the entire Jammu and Kashmir region, with a keen focus on refining the area domination plan, implementing a zero-terror approach, and addressing law and order issues.
Sources familiar with the developments revealed that a significant portion of the meeting delved into the law and order situation, particularly in the border districts.
The examination scrutinized prevailing conditions and challenges, emphasizing the government’s commitment to maintaining stability in the border areas.
A considerable emphasis was placed on fostering economic growth in the region, with discussions centred on generating job opportunities and attracting investments to benefit the local youth.
The meeting aimed to translate development initiatives into tangible on-ground benefits for the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah highlighted the importance of strengthening local intelligence, recognizing it as a key element in ensuring regional security.
The participation of other top officials, including Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla, Director Intelligence Bureau Tapan Deka, and Director Generals of the Central Reserve Police Force and the Border Security Force, contributed to a holistic approach to addressing security concerns.
Addressing the security situation, the Home Minister scrutinized cases related to the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and other security-related issues. The comprehensive approach aimed not only to address immediate concerns but also to lay the groundwork for sustainable development and lasting peace in the region.
Stakeholders were advised to continue their collaborative efforts towards Jammu and Kashmir’s prosperity and security. The deliberations underscored a shared vision for a thriving and peaceful future for the Union Territory. Meanwhile, discussions also included considerations for the timing of Municipal and Panchayat elections in the Jammu and Kashmir Union Territory, according to reports.
