After Rajouri Attack, J&K Administration Speeds Up Weapons Training For Militia Groups
Members of the militia, known as 'Village Defence Guards', are being provided arms and other training to act as the “first line of defence” against the militancy.
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Members of the militia, known as 'Village Defence Guards', are being provided arms and other training to act as the “first line of defence” against the militancy.
Village Defence Committees armed with rifles were first formed in 1990s at peak of unrest, lost value later as situation improved; now next generation ready
Raising anti-Pakistan slogans, the protestors burnt tyres and demanded enhancement of security in and around minority places in districts of the Jammu region. The protestors demanded action against Pakistan for fomenting trouble in Jammu and Kashmir.
An intelligence report accessed by India Today has revealed that Pakistan-based terror groups are planning to use launch pads near Rajouri sector in Jammu and Kashmir to infiltrate into India.
Doctors at the Government Medical College in Rajouri reported some of the nine more victims of the tragedy are in "extremely severe" condition and are receiving medical attention.