Increased Security Measures in Jammu and Kashmir After Ganderbal Attack

Following a deadly attack on construction workers in the Ganderbal district, the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha, has ordered a security audit of infrastructure projects. Sinha emphasized the need for strong security measures, coordination, and joint operations to dismantle the terror ecosystem.

Jammu and Kashmir's Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha, has called for a comprehensive security audit across infrastructure projects in the region, as the authorities respond to recent violent incidents. This directive comes after a terror attack on construction workers in Ganderbal district.

The security review meeting, held at Raj Bhawan, involved top officials including Director General of Police Nalin Prabhat, focusing on strengthening security around construction sites. Sinha urged for robust security and intelligence frameworks and regular coordination with project agencies.

Emphasizing joint military-police operations, Sinha directed the dismantling of the terror ecosystem, demanding continuous monitoring through round-the-clock checkpoints and night patrols. These measures aim to counter the threats posed by groups like the TRF.

(With inputs from agencies.)