Kashmir Terror Attacks Escalate, Seven Dead in Ganderbal
The Kashmir Valley recently witnessed a surge in terror attacks, with seven civilians, including six migrant workers and a doctor, killed in Ganderbal on October 20, 2024. The tragic event occurred near the Z-Morh tunnel construction site in Sonamarg, adding to the security challenges facing the region. Officials confirmed that militants targeted the civilians early in the morning, sparking fear and anxiety among residents and migrant workers alike.
Ongoing Operation to Secure the Area
Following the incident, security forces quickly surrounded the area and launched a search operation to track down the militants involved. The Jammu and Kashmir police have intensified vigilance, increasing patrolling and checkpoints to prevent further attacks. According to officials, the operation is ongoing, and the army has been instructed to stay on high alert.
Government and Leaders Condemn Attacks
Top leaders and officials have condemned the attacks. Lieutenant-Governor Manoj Sinha chaired a high-level meeting to discuss security measures, while prominent figures stressed the need for stringent counter-terror measures. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) General Secretary, Ashok Koul, voiced opposition to talks with Pakistan, urging authorities to focus on strong security policies.
Increased Security for Migrant Workers
With the recent violence targeting non-local laborers, the government is enhancing security for migrant workers across the Kashmir Valley. Local authorities are coordinating with security agencies to ensure safe working conditions, especially for workers involved in essential infrastructure projects.
These attacks highlight the critical need for reinforced security, aiming to bring stability to a region with a history of conflict.
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