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HOMELAND SECURITY

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh Chairs High-Level Meet on Strategic Issues

Srinagar. A high-level meet on strategic issues, chaired by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, held in Srinagar July 1.

The meeting was also attended by Jammu and Kashmir Governor NN Vohra and Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti and several senior officers from the Centre and the State. The meeting deliberated upon the strategic issues pertaining to situation in the state with particular reference to development projects of the state.

The Union Home Minister expressed satisfaction over the performance of the State Government as well as the Security Forces and complimented them for excellent ground coordination and synergy.

During the meeting, a range of issues pertaining to the State were discussed. The Home Minister assured of positive outcomes on issues of opening of more LoC routes for trade and business, giving permission to foreigners to visit Ladakh including Nubra valley, quick resolution of land related issues, increasing ex gratia payment to families of martyred J&K police personnel at par with the Central Forces and restarting the police modernisation. Mr Singh also instructed the CRPF and BSF to explore the possibility of conducting special recruitment drives in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Minister asked the agencies to ensure fool proof security in the State with primacy being to protecting the life and property of civilians. The State Government expressed its confidence of maintaining security in the State, including during the ongoing Shri Amarnath Yatra.

He also urged BSF and the Army to step up the vigil at the International Border and the LoC so that the evil designs of the enemy could be frustrated.

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