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Amid Biting Cold, Military s Cordon and Search Operations Continue in Kashmir
While civilians say the elderly and children face difficulties during the operations, members of the security forces say increased militant activity necessitates the missions.
Representative image of the Indian Army in Kashmir. Photo: PTI/S. Irfan
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Srinagar: Even record-breaking cold temperatures have not discouraged the security forces in the Kashmir Valley from routinely conducting cordon and search operations (CASO), leaving the ailing, old and children to face the brunt of the chilly conditions.
The regular anti-militancy exercise is conducted by security forces in residential areas of the Valley. People are lamenting that these operations cause massive inconvenience to ordinary citizens, especially the vulnerable.
| UPDATED: 18:40, Sat, Jan 30, 2021
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Antonio Guterres insisted it is “absolutely essential” for both India and Pakistan to avoid conflict and discuss their problems, saying there needs to be a “de-escalation of the situation” along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Both New Delhi and Islamabad have seen tensions surge after India revoked the special status of the disputed regions of Kashmir and Jammu, enraging Pakistan in 2019.