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Strict vigil on online platforms: LG Sinha

Strict vigil on online platforms: LG Sinha

KINS Desk

Srinagar, May 19 (KINS): Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said that security agencies are working with complete seriousness to monitor all digital platforms, including Telegram and WhatsApp, to maintain peace and security in the Union Territory.

In a conversation with National news channel, the Lieutenant Governor as per news agency Kashmir Indepth News Service (KINS) said that agencies are closely monitoring every aspect related to online activities and communication platforms to ensure that the situation remains under control.

“Our security agencies are working with complete seriousness. Whether it is Telegram, WhatsApp or any other platform, agencies are monitoring every aspect so that situation will remain under control,” he said.

Highlighting the growing concern over narcotics, the Lieutenant Governor said that the drug menace is directly linked to terror funding and terrorism. He stressed that the administration and security forces are taking strict measures to dismantle drug networks operating in Jammu and Kashmir.

“Drugs are directly linked to terror funding and terrorism,” he said, adding that the fight against narcotics is being treated with utmost priority to safeguard the youth and maintain peace in the region.

The Lieutenant Governor further reiterated the administration’s commitment to maintaining law and order and ensuring strict action against elements involved in anti-national and illegal activities.(KINS)

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