Situation in Kashmir is much better now after spate of violence JK Police chief
Srinagar Oct 31 PTI After a recent spike in violence the situation in Kashmir is much better now and people want to move towards peace and development Jammu and Kashmir Police chief Dilbag Singh said here on Sunday Singh also appealed to local militants to give up arms and exhorted the youth to pick up pens and books and work towards Jammu and Kashmirs prosperity and progress He was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a run for peace and unity organised on the occasion of National Unity Day About 700 children youths and adults participated in the run The situation is much better now The atmosphere right now is that people want peace and they are against violence There were a few violent incidents but people on a large scale condemned those incidents Now the situation is better You saw the participation here which is an indication that people want to move towards peace and development and they condemn the violence Singh said Eleven civilians have been killed by militants in Kashmir Valley in October Appealing to local militants to give up arms the DGP said not only do they lose their own lives they are also working against their parents society and people and everyone is affected by the violence He reiterated the appeal by Union Home Minister Amit Shah during his recent visit to Jammu and Kashmir that the youth of Kashmir Valley should carry books in their hands instead of guns and stones and build their future and work towards the union territorys prosperity and progress I have the same message that your and the societys betterment will not happen by picking weapons but pens books and working along with your parents and society the DGP said PTI SSB SMN SMN
Srinagar Oct 31 PTI After a recent spike in violence the situation in Kashmir is much better now and people want to move towards peace and development Jammu and Kashmir Police chief Dilbag Singh said here on Sunday Singh also appealed to local militants to give up arms and exhorted the youth to pick up pens and books and work towards Jammu and Kashmirs prosperity and progress He was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a run for peace and unity organised on the occasion of National Unity Day About 700 children youths and adults participated in the run The situation is much better now The atmosphere right now is that people want peace and they are against violence There were a few violent incidents but people on a large scale condemned those incidents Now the situation is better You saw the participation here which is an indication that people want to move towards peace and development and they condemn the violence Singh said Eleven civilians have been killed by militants in Kashmir Valley in October Appealing to local militants to give up arms the DGP said not only do they lose their own lives they are also working against their parents society and people and everyone is affected by the violence He reiterated the appeal by Union Home Minister Amit Shah during his recent visit to Jammu and Kashmir that the youth of Kashmir Valley should carry books in their hands instead of guns and stones and build their future and work towards the union territorys prosperity and progress I have the same message that your and the societys betterment will not happen by picking weapons but pens books and working along with your parents and society the DGP said PTI SSB SMN SMN
