JAMMU: Militancy is breathing its last breath in Jammu and Kashmir and the recent acts are signs of the enemy’s desperation, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said on Sunday.
“We must hunt down the terrorists and their aides, who are harboring them,” said Sinha addressing the passing out parade of Jammu and Kashmir Police’s 16th Basic Recruit Training Course (BRTC) batch at Subsidiary Police Training Centre in Reasi district.
“Militancy is breathing its last breath and this has made our neighbour, exporter of terror, desperate. The recent terror acts are a sign of our enemy’s desperation,” he added in an apparent reference to Pakistan,” he said.
The Lieutenant Governor said the aim of his administration is complete elimination of militancy from the soil of Jammu and Kashmir.
Lauding the role of police, Sinha said it has always shown a high level of professional excellence under extremely challenging circumstances.
“Since several decades, this elite police force has been working with dedication to preserve the integrity and security of our country and kept the wheels of J&K’s progress moving,” he said.
The subsidiary police training centre in Reasi is an esteemed institution dedicated to training and imparting policing values and professional skills among the new recruits to meet the challenges of militancy and law and order.
