Reasi (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], in an apparent reference to Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Sunday said that terrorism is breathing its last in the Union Territory and that recent terrorist acts They are a sign of "the will of our enemy." despair."
"Terrorism is breathing its last, and this has desperate our neighbor, an exporter of terror. The recent terrorist acts are a sign of the desperation of our enemy. Our goal is the complete elimination of terrorism. We must hunt down the terrorists and their helpers, who are sheltering them," Sinha said during the passing out parade of the 16th Basic Recruit Training Course of the Jammu and Kashmir Police at the subsidiary police training center in Talwara, Reasi district.
A total of 860 newly recruited agents of the border battalion have completed their rigorous training at the STC today. The passing out cadets were sworn in for performing their duties with dedication and honesty.
In his address, the Lt Governor congratulated the cadets of the Frontier Battalion who passed out for becoming an integral part of the Jammu and Kashmir Police.
Reiterating the determination of the administration, police and security forces to eradicate terrorism from J-K, the Lt Governor asked the new recruits to work as force multipliers to neutralize terrorist threats.
Speaking on the emerging threats of drug trafficking, cybercrime and radicalization, the Lt. Governor emphasized the need to ensure a high level of motivation and professionalism in the police to stay one step ahead of his adversaries.
"I have great faith in J-K Police, Army and our security agencies. They not only respond to the security and urgent needs of citizens but also effectively tackle terrorism in cyberspace," he said.
The Lt Governor also praised the Jammu and Kashmir Police for its civic action programmes.
"We are committed to the modernization of the police force and the well-being of police and security personnel and their families," he said.
At the beginning, the Lieutenant Governor performed the Rashtriya salute, inspected the parade and performed the salute in an impressive march by the contingents. He also congratulated the cadets and presented awards and certifications to the outstanding achievers.
The Subsidiary Police Training Center at Reasi is a prestigious institution dedicated to training and imparting police values and professional skills to meet the challenges of terrorism and law and order.
"I am confident that these gallant personnel will discharge their duty with utmost responsibility, sensitivity and dedication and carry forward the rich legacy of the Jammu and Kashmir Police," Sinha said.
Paying tribute to the JKP brave men, the Lt Governor praised the Jammu and Kashmir Police for their bravery, sacrifice and selfless service to the nation.
"The J-K Police has always demonstrated a high level of professional excellence under extremely challenging circumstances. For several decades, this elite police force has worked dedicatedly to preserve the integrity and security of our country and kept the wheels of the progress of J&K," he said. The Lieutenant Governor said.
"Terrorism is breathing its last, and this has desperate our neighbor, an exporter of terror. The recent terrorist acts are a sign of the desperation of our enemy. Our goal is the complete elimination of terrorism. We must hunt down the terrorists and their helpers, who are sheltering them," Sinha said during the passing out parade of the 16th Basic Recruit Training Course of the Jammu and Kashmir Police at the subsidiary police training center in Talwara, Reasi district.
A total of 860 newly recruited agents of the border battalion have completed their rigorous training at the STC today. The passing out cadets were sworn in for performing their duties with dedication and honesty.
In his address, the Lt Governor congratulated the cadets of the Frontier Battalion who passed out for becoming an integral part of the Jammu and Kashmir Police.
Reiterating the determination of the administration, police and security forces to eradicate terrorism from J-K, the Lt Governor asked the new recruits to work as force multipliers to neutralize terrorist threats.
Speaking on the emerging threats of drug trafficking, cybercrime and radicalization, the Lt. Governor emphasized the need to ensure a high level of motivation and professionalism in the police to stay one step ahead of his adversaries.
"I have great faith in J-K Police, Army and our security agencies. They not only respond to the security and urgent needs of citizens but also effectively tackle terrorism in cyberspace," he said.
The Lt Governor also praised the Jammu and Kashmir Police for its civic action programmes.
"We are committed to the modernization of the police force and the well-being of police and security personnel and their families," he said.
At the beginning, the Lieutenant Governor performed the Rashtriya salute, inspected the parade and performed the salute in an impressive march by the contingents. He also congratulated the cadets and presented awards and certifications to the outstanding achievers.
The Subsidiary Police Training Center at Reasi is a prestigious institution dedicated to training and imparting police values and professional skills to meet the challenges of terrorism and law and order.
"I am confident that these gallant personnel will discharge their duty with utmost responsibility, sensitivity and dedication and carry forward the rich legacy of the Jammu and Kashmir Police," Sinha said.
Paying tribute to the JKP brave men, the Lt Governor praised the Jammu and Kashmir Police for their bravery, sacrifice and selfless service to the nation.
"The J-K Police has always demonstrated a high level of professional excellence under extremely challenging circumstances. For several decades, this elite police force has worked dedicatedly to preserve the integrity and security of our country and kept the wheels of the progress of J&K," he said. The Lieutenant Governor said.
