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Home / News / India News / J&K DGP: Youth should avoid encounter sites
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    J&K DGP: Youth should avoid encounter sites

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    Vaneet Randhawa
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    Last updated on Mar 31, 2017, 04:00 am
    J&K DGP: Youth should avoid encounter sites
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  • Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) SP Vaid stated that youth should not come to encounter sites and protest. He made the statement in light of the recent death of 3 civilians who were pelting stones at security forces at an encounter site in Budgam district.

    He said "Youths coming to an encounter site are committing suicide."

  • In this article
    Army grappling with uncooperative Kashmiri populace helping militants 4 Army personnel dead, terrorists get help from locals Display ISIS, Pakistan flag, be considered anti-national: Army chief Youth come to militants' aid in Kashmir Kashmir: New army policy to counter stone-pelters Stone-pelters turn deaf ear to Army's warning J&K DGP: Youth should avoid encounter sites
  • 13 Feb 2017

    Army grappling with uncooperative Kashmiri populace helping militants

    Army grappling with uncooperative Kashmiri populace helping militants
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  • Recently, the Indian Army has had to grapple with local protesters who try and help terrorists escape during encounters and counter-insurgency operations.

    Especially in South Kashmir, with every counter-insurgency operation, the locals have increasingly become more emboldened to hinder anti-militancy operations.

    This often leads to a law and order problem for security establishment and the deaths of many locals.

  • 15 Feb 2017

    4 Army personnel dead, terrorists get help from locals

    4 Army personnel dead, terrorists get help from locals
  • An encounter in Bandipora left 3 army men and 1 terrorist dead, while the operation that took place in Handiwara left 3 terrorists and 1 Army Major dead.

    The locals began protesting after the encounters and were dispersed using tear gas.

    PM Modi tweeted saying: "Paid tributes to the brave men who lost their lives fighting terrorists in J&K."

  • 16 Feb 2017

    Display ISIS, Pakistan flag, be considered anti-national: Army chief

    Display ISIS, Pakistan flag, be considered anti-national: Army chief
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  • While paying tribute to the martyred soldiers in Delhi, Army Chief Bipin Rawat came out strongly against those backing insurgents during counter-insurgency operations.

    He said that those who hinder army's operations during confrontations and weren't supportive would be interpreted as "overground workers of terrorists".

    He said that those displaying ISIS and Pakistan flags too would be treated as anti-nationals.

  • 19 Feb 2017

    Youth come to militants' aid in Kashmir

    Youth come to militants' aid in Kashmir
  • Despite a stern warning by Army Chief Bipin Rawat, several youth pelted stones at security forces while they were conducting search operations for militants in Pulwama district.

    People apparently pelted stones at forces from their roof tops, while search operations were underway in the Urivan-Newa area.

    Police managed to disperse the crowds and finish the search operations peacefully.

  • 21 Feb 2017

    Kashmir: New army policy to counter stone-pelters

    Kashmir: New army policy to counter stone-pelters
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  • A review committee has recommended changes in the army's operating policy in Kashmir, to adapt to the menace of stone pelting civilians.

    It involves setting up a mobile joint control room to coordinate between all forces, imposition of prohibitory orders, identification of collaborators, and initiation of legal action against them.

    Since 2016, over 25 terrorists have fled encounter sites with the help of stone-pelters.

  • 06 Mar 2017

    Stone-pelters turn deaf ear to Army's warning

    Stone-pelters turn deaf ear to Army's warning
  • Sources stated that stone-pelting civilians in Kashmir have turned a deaf ear to the army's warnings of "tough action" and "relentless operations, with harsher measures."

    In Nazneenpora village of Pulwama district, civilians resorted to heavy stone-pelting when armed forces were conducting search operations for terrorists in the area.

    Nonetheless, the army blew up the house that the terrorists were allegedly hiding in.

  • 31 Mar 2017

    J&K DGP: Youth should avoid encounter sites

    J&K DGP: Youth should avoid encounter sites
    Credits:
  • Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) SP Vaid stated that youth should not come to encounter sites and protest. He made the statement in light of the recent death of 3 civilians who were pelting stones at security forces at an encounter site in Budgam district.

    He said "Youths coming to an encounter site are committing suicide."

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