Kashmir Indepth
Kashmir

No additional deployment of forces being done: ADGP Muneer Khan

Srinagar, Jul 27 : Appealing people not to give ear to rumours, Additional Director General Police (ADGP) Law and Order Muneer Khan Saturday said 100 companies of paramilitary forces will replace those personnel of training companies, who are deployed on various duties since last year starting from Urban Local Bodies elections.

“Around 200 training companies are presently performing duties in the Valley which are to be replaced in phased manner.

More training companies will be relived in due course of time with fresh forces. Presently around 200 companies of paramilitary are deployed in Kashmir,” he told news agency.

“Reality is that 200 training companies of paramilitary forces were in Kashmir since the commencement of Urban Local Body elections.

They had come from outside state and are performing their duties since then without any break and were overstretched. Now they will be replaced by these 100 companies and it is a routine exercise being carried out. In the first, 100 companies will replace the training companies and in next phase another 100 companies will replaces the rest of the training companies,” Khan said.

Asked to comment about the apprehensions of the people that Centre was planning to revoke Article 35A, after August 15, due to which the additional deployments were being made, the ADGP Khan said, “It is a rumour mongering and there is no truth in it. These apprehensions are totally unfounded.” (KNS)

Related posts

Governor reviews Power Supply position and preparedness for summer in Jammu Division

Kashmir Indepth

LG Manoj Sinha chairs high-level security review meeting in Kashmir

Kashmir Indepth

H&MED rebuts news regarding deaths reported in SMHS Hospital

Zainab Hamdani

JK to receive additional 293 MW power from Dec-01

Zainab Hamdani

Panchayat polls Phase II: Kupwara records highest voter turnout in Kashmir

Zainab Hamdani

Cyber Cell Ganderbal recovers 16 Lakh worth of smartphones; resolves financial fraud cases

Kashmir Indepth

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read More

Privacy & Cookies Policy