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| Indian Army organised Amity meeting | | | Early Times Report
POONCH, Dec 9: The Indian Army recently organized an Amity Meeting with the local residents of Sailan in Poonch District, aimed at fostering better communication and strengthening coordination between the Indian Army and the local community. This initiative was part of the Indian Army's continuous efforts to enhance its outreach and build trust with the local populace in areas affected by militancy.
The meeting served as a platform to update the residents on the prevailing security situation in the region, particularly the ongoing efforts of the Indian Army to counter militant activities and ensure peace and stability. The Indian Army shared details of its operational strategies and emphasized the importance of the local population's cooperation in maintaining security and peace.
This collaboration between the Indian Army and the community is seen as crucial in mitigating the challenges posed by terrorism in the area.
One of the key highlights of the meeting was the discussion on the joint role of the Indian Army and the residents in fighting terrorism. The Indian Army reiterated the need for collective efforts, with both the military forces and local people working together to create a secure environment. This was met with strong support from the local community, who expressed their appreciation for the Indian Army's proactive approach and continuous efforts to engage with them in a transparent and constructive manner.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for the locals to voice concerns about various issues they face within their village. These concerns were addressed by the Indian Army, ensuring the community that their voices were heard and that the Indian Army is committed to resolving local challenges. |
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