Srinagar
Director General of Police (DGP) SP Vaid on Thursday said that the ‘Operation all-out’, launched by the government forces to flush out militants will continue till there is complete peace in Jammu and Kashmir.
Speaking to reporters, the DGP said that the situation in J&K was “much better” now compared to last year.
“Yes, the operation will continue, till we get complete peace in Kashmir,” Vaid said when asked whether the ‘operation all-out’ would continue.
Asked whether the militants had changed their strategy in the aftermath of ‘operation all out’ and in the wake of a suicide attack on district police lines Pulwama recently, he said “if the militants change tactics, so would the security forces”.
“In a situation like this, every one changes their tactics. We will also change, do not worry,” he said.
On whether there were reports or apprehensions of law and order problems in the Valley in the wake of NIA raids, the DGP said people were rather “very appreciative” of the act of the investigating agency.
“I do not think so, there is no such report. Rather, the people are very appreciative of this act of the agencies and are asking why it was not done much earlier,” Vaid said.
