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J&K situation is under control, 86 militants killed so far this year: Northern Army commander

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May 20, 2019
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Jammu: Asserting that overall situation in the state of Jammu and Kashmir is under control, Northern Command Army Commander, Lt Gen Ranbir Singh on Monday said that as many as 86 militants have been killed so far.

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“The security situation in Jammu and Kashmir is well under control,” Gen Singh here told reporters at a press conference after a function organized for educational scholarship distribution to the selected youth of the state.

He maintained that this year so far, Army has killed 86 militants and the anti-militancy operations is continuing in the same manner. “Many have also surrendered, many came back and joined the mainstream,” he said.

“As far as we are concerned, we have Line of Actual Control with China where we have been able to ensure to maintain peace and tranquility, the established confidence buildings to ensure that there are no point of rift and also to ensure no frictions take place,” he added and said that if any transgressions or face offs, which do take place, the established mechanisms do take care of that for overall peace and tranquility.

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