Peace Has Been Restored Along Line Of Control; No Ceasefire Violation
The few attempts were not “adequately supported” by ceasefire violations
Mumbai: Ever Since the ceasefire pact between Indian and Pakistan in February this year, peace has been restored in villages along the border of LoC (Line of Control).
Lt General DP Pandey, Commander of the Chinar Corps said, “Gurez is absolutely peaceful. With the ceasefire pact, the people of the border villages have got long required peace. They are able to carry routine activities without any fear or constraints. Life has become normal here,” in Bandipora.
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There have been some incidents of infiltration attempts, however they were not “adequately supported” by ceasefire violations unlike previous years, Pandey added. Also Read: People Of Jammu And Kashmir Have Great Faith In PM Modi: Smriti Irani
“There have been some attempts. Unlike previous years, these have not been adequately supported (by ceasefire violations). There have hardly been any successful attempts, only about two attempts have succeeded. One was neutralized in Bandipora and we are looking for the second one,” he said.
The General Officer Commanding (GoC) of the Srinagar-based 15 Corps said that the Indian army is on alert and prepared in case of any violation of infiltration in the region.
“We are totally prepared for ceasefire violations, if anything happens, we are all set to respond appropriately. But frankly, there has been no instigation from across the border,” the general said.
He said shared that there have been hardly any successful infiltration attempts this year on LoC.
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