Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi to visit Jammu today to review the security situation

Army Chief’s visit to Jammu

Army Chief’s visit to Jammu: Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi will visit Jammu today to review the security situation there. He will be briefed by the formation commanders about the areas being taken over by the security forces. The officer said that a security review meeting is also likely to be held with other security agencies during this period. The visit of the Army Chief to Jammu is important in the sense that recently this area has been a victim of continuous terrorist attacks. The terrorists have not only targeted the common people but have also caused heavy damage to the army.

Army Chief’s visit is important

The visit of the Army Chief to the Jammu region, which is facing continuous attacks by terrorists, is considered important. During this, the security situation will be discussed in detail. Let us tell you that amid the increasing terrorist attacks, the army is preparing a new strategy here. In view of the infiltration of highly trained Pakistani terrorists, the Indian Army is re-adjusting its deployment in the area according to intelligence inputs and security needs. Defense sources told ANI that the Indian Army has deployed about 500 Para Special Force Commandos in the area to deal with 50-55 terrorists from Pakistan. These terrorists have entered Jammu to revive terrorism.

Intelligence agencies are also active

Intelligence agencies have also strengthened their mechanism in the area and are working to eliminate terror support infrastructure, including overground workers supporting terrorists, sources said. They said the Army has already deployed troops, including a brigade of around 3,500-4000 personnel, in the area to counter Pakistan’s proxy aggression here.

Many terrorist attacks in Jammu

There has been a significant increase in terrorist incidents in Jammu and Kashmir in the last one month and terrorists have specifically targeted Jammu. Terrorists have started targeting peaceful Jammu by making their strategy. First of all, on 9 June, terrorists opened fire on a bus full of pilgrims in Reasi, Jammu, in which 9 people were killed. Then, terrorists targeted an army vehicle in Kathua on 8 July, in which 5 soldiers were martyred. Within the last one month, terrorists have carried out 7 major incidents, in which 12 soldiers have been martyred and 9 civilians have died.