Recent incidents of terror attacks in the Jammu region have sparked concerns among Indian leaders, including senior Congress leader Dr. Karan Singh. He emphasized the shifting focus of terrorists towards Jammu, traditionally less affected compared to the Kashmir valley. Dr. Singh proposed reattaching the Jammu Division of the Army with the Northern Command to enhance operational efficiency and response capabilities.
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- Senior Congress leader Dr. Karan Singh expressed grave concern over recent terror attacks in Jammu.
- He noted that terrorists, traditionally active in Kashmir, are now targeting Jammu.
- Dr. Singh highlighted the loss of Indian Army personnel and civilians in recent months.
- He suggested reattaching Jammu Division of the Army with Northern Command in Nagrota for better coordination.
- The proposal aims to streamline defense operations and improve response times in Jammu.
- On July 16, four Indian Army soldiers, including an officer, were killed in an encounter in Doda district.
- The encounter was part of a joint operation by the Army and Jammu and Kashmir police.
- Additional troops were deployed to secure the area following the encounter.
- Earlier, old-rusted arms and ammunition were recovered from a terrorist hideout in Reasi district.
- Recent incidents underscore the escalating security challenges in the Jammu region.
