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| Security forces will soon crush terrorism with resilience, valour: Kavinder | | | 
Early Times Report
JAMMU, July 15: Kavinder Gupta, senior BJP leader and former deputy Chief Minister today expressed unwavering confidence in the capability and dedication of security forces dealing with terrorism.
In a press release issued to media persons, the senior BJP leader emphasized on the importance of solidarity and support for the brave men combating terrorism from the front. He said that re-emergence of terror in some parts of Jammu Province will soon be crushed by the security forces through resilience, bravery, and utter professionalism, as these are already on job to take violence mongers head on.
Highlighting the recent terror incidents especially the Kathua terror attack, Kavinder condemned the same, and reassured the public that every necessary measure shall be taken by the security forces to ensure the safety and security of the region.
“These cowardly acts of terrorism are desperate attempts to destabilize the Jammu region and spread fear among the people. However, they will not succeed.
Our security forces are well-equipped and prepared to handle any threat posed by these terror mongers,” he said and called upon the citizens to remain vigilant and cooperate with the security agencies by reporting any suspicious activities.
“The fight against terrorism is not just the responsibility of our security forces, rather it is a collective effort. We must all play our part by staying alert and supporting our security forces in every possible way”, he maintained while praising the government's ongoing efforts to enhance the capabilities of the security forces through better training, advanced equipment, and improved intelligence networks.
The former deputy Chief Minister said that the BJP Government under the realms of PM Narendra Modi is committed to provide all necessary resources to security forces to help them in bolstering the security of the region and enable them to eliminate every single entity indulged in terror activities. |
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