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Early times Report
Srinagar, July 26: Terrorist handlers sitting across the Line of Control are now directly handling the separatist activities in Kashmir.
In a related development Hurriyat hawk, Syed Ali Shah Geelani last monthly resigned from the chairmanship of his faction of Hurriyat Conference stating that so-called “Kashmir movement” has become the movement of interests of Pakistan and Kashmir’s generation next is being turned into drug addicts. Almost all separatists have been ‘hibernating’ after August 5, 2019 when Article 370 was abrogated and the erstwhile State was bifurcated into two union territories.
New Delhi deciding to give complete freedom to the security forces and other agencies to fight terrorism and separatism in Jammu and Kashmir has sent ant-national elements packing.
Security forces have killed all the prominent militant commanders, both foreigners and locals, since August 5, 2019.
Despite huge successes against the militants, the top brass of the security forces still believe there are over 300 militants active in J&K and many more are waiting across the line of control (LoC) to sneak into the union territory.
Annoyed with the inability of separatists to convert the post August 5, 2019 period into a mass agitation the militant handlers sitting across the LoC decided to dump the local separatists.
Geelani’s ouster was managed by using his own cadre. He made no secret of the fact that his own men were used to sideline him. He said constituents of the Hurriyat had fallen victim to their personal interests.
His ouster was a clear signal that powers across the LoC had decided to take direct control of separatism, both political and armed.
Self-styled militant commanders including young local boys, were made in charge of the gun and its overground political face. Confusion among the separatist politicians has come handy for the security forces and has helped in eliminating the terrorism from the Valley. |
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