YEOMAN’S JOB

With success becoming a new norm for the police and other security forces in taming the terrorists and holding their anti-national activities significantly, the brave sons of India are achieving new feats on regular basis giving a tough time to terror mongers. As earlier the terrorists used to rule the roost especially in the Valley but soon after PM Narendra Modi took over the reins of the country, the security forces were given free hand which instilled confidence among them and the results are before everyone. The success which the security forces got in the last few years in eliminating the terrorists and containing their activities and area is unprecedented and deserves special appreciation from one and all in the country. Take the instance of Thursday, a major success has been achieved by the security forces and Police in Kashmir’s Baramulla district by recovering a huge cache of ammunition in the shape of 11 grenades and 11 UBGL grenades. With this haul, a major threat was averted. Similarly, ten OGWs have been arrested from central and south Kashmir areas on Wednesday by the SIA thus telling the world that India has waged a ‘war’ against the terror mongers and those who are going against the interests of the country in J&K UT. Since the last few years the scenario in Kashmir has changed drastically with security forces witnessing success after success unlike earlier days when even the local Kashmiris used to tease then in full public view and stone pelting was in vogue. Without an iota of doubt, the changes which BJP Government led by PM Narendra Modi has brought in Kashmir has boosted the morale of the security forces upto level next and now the terror mongers are running for life as they know that security forces are independent and they don’t need orders to act against them. It is the PM of the country, who has taken robust measures to contain terrorism and sooner than later the UT of J&K will be free from terror and those who wanted to vitiate atmosphere will be either jailed or shown the doors of the other world.

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