NEW DELHI: The Government has a policy of zero tolerance against terrorism.  The approach of the Government is to dismantle the terror eco-system.  Security measures are being strengthened to sustain peace and stability in J&K. The strategies adopted and action taken for containing acts of terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir include:

  1. Effective, continuous and sustained actions against terrorists and support structures.

  2. Dismantling of terror ecosystem using whole of government approach.

  3. Crackdown on terror finance such as seizure/attachment of properties belonging to terrorists and their associates under relevant section of Law and banning of anti-national organizations.

  4. Preventive operations involve identifying the strategic supporters of terrorism and initiating investigations to expose their mechanisms of aiding and abetting terrorism.

  5. Multi-pronged strategy to prevent infiltration.

  6. Enhancement of counter insurgency grid.

  7. Special focus on modernization and strengthening of security equipment.

  8. Round-the-clock nakas at strategic points.

  9. Intensified Cordon and Search Operations (CASO) to effectively deal with the challenges posed by terrorist organizations.

  10. Sharing of intelligence inputs on a real-time basis, amongst all security forces, operating in Jammu and Kashmir.

  11. Day & night area domination.

The above-mentioned strategies and actions have led to a decline in the number of terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir. Details are as under:

Description

2018

2023

2024 (upto21stJuly,24)

Organized Stone Pelting

1328

00

00

Organized Hartal

52

00

00

Terrorist Initiated Incidents

228

46

11

Encounters/CT Operations

189

48

24

Security Forces killed

91

30

14

Civilians killed

55

14

14

                                                                                              (Source: UT of J & K)

 This was stated by the Minister of State for Home Affairs, Shri Nityanand Rai in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha.

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