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Written by JPNN |
Friday, 30 January 2015 16:47 |
"The threat is very much there, but we are fully prepared to deal with any eventuality," Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police K Rajendra Kumar told PTI."We have strengthened security pickets in the minority areas in the Valley. Security along the border has also been tightened, all the infiltration routes have been barricaded and have set up check posts at every sensitive position," he added. Security agencies in the state have been maintaining tight vigil in view of Obama's visit to take part in tomorrow's Republic Day function in New Delhi as a Chief Guest.There were apprehensions that Pakistan-backed militants might try to repeat a 'Chittisingpora type of massacre' in the state. Lashker-e-Toiba (LeT) militants had gunned down 36 members of the Sikh community in Chittisinghpora village of South Kashmir on March 20, 2000 on the eve the visit of then US President Bill Clinton. The J&K DGP said that while the "known suspects" have been kept under surveillances, the quick reaction teams of the police have been kept ready. "Night domination patrols have been increased and every possible step is being taken to maintain high alert," Kumar said. Heavy security blanket has been imposed at the MAM stadium as the main function is going to be held there and large number of people are expected to attend the event. |
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