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<p>National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval on Wednesday visited Srinagar to review the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir.</p>

<p>He is slated to hold meetings with security forces and state government officials to review the situation following the abrogation of Article 370.</p>

<p>On September 16, MHA officials briefed Union Home Minister Amit Shah about the current situation in Kashmir and also discussed the opening of mobile networks in different parts of Kashmir.</p>

<p>Also, a detailed discussion was held in the meeting on the report sent by the intelligence agency to MHA that over 200 Pakistani terrorists were waiting to infiltrate in Jammu and Kashmir, sources shared</p>

<p>Restrictions remain in some parts of Kashmir however, the Home Ministry is expecting that soon normalcy will be completely restored in the entire region.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Doval earlier this month said that the Article 370 was not about any special status but was special discrimination against the people of Jammu and Kashmir.</p>

<p>Earlier in August, the Central government had scrapped Article 370 of the Constitution, which conferred special status on Jammu and Kashmir. The Centre also bifurcated the state into two Union Territories — Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.</p>


National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval on Wednesday visited Srinagar to review the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir. He is slated to hold meetings with security forces and state government officials to review the situation following the abrogation of Article 370.

National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval on Wednesday visited Srinagar to review the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir. He is slated to hold meetings with security forces and state government officials to review the situation following the abrogation of Article 370. On September 16, MHA officials briefed Union Home Minister Amit Shah about the current situation in Kashmir and also discussed the opening of mobile networks in different parts of Kashmir. Also, a detailed discussion was held in the meeting on the report sent by the intelligence agency to MHA that over 200 Pakistani terrorists were waiting to infiltrate in Jammu and Kashmir, sources shared Restrictions remain in some parts of Kashmir however, the Home Ministry is expecting that soon normalcy will be completely restored in the entire region. Doval earlier this month said that the Article 370 was not about any special status but was special discrimination against the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Earlier in August, the Central government had scrapped Article 370 of the Constitution, which conferred special status on Jammu and Kashmir. The Centre also bifurcated the state into two Union Territories — Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

NSA Ajit Doval in Srinagar to review security situation

<p>National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Wednesday took stock of Jammu and Kashmir's security situation and met police personnel,&nbsp;local Kashmiri people&nbsp;in Shopian.</p>

<p>Jammu and Kashmir DGP Dilbag Singh was also present at the moment.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'No violence has been reported in the Valley with the situation being largely peaceful," said DGP Dilbag Singh.</p>

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<p>The Security forces are on high alert to deal with any fallout of the bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories and withdrawal of special status to the state.</p>

<p>Doval has been given a detailed briefing on the prevailing security situation in the state.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, the LoC witnessed heavy shelling in the past few days and the Indian Army also foiled a Border Action Team (BAT) raid on its posts, killing at least five Pakistan Army commandos.&nbsp;<br />
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The forces were expecting some retaliation and officials said they were prepared to meet any eventuality.</p>


National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Wednesday took stock of Jammu and Kashmir's security situation and met police personnel, local Kashmiri people in Shopian.

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Wednesday took stock of Jammu and Kashmir's security situation and met police personnel, local Kashmiri people in Shopian. Jammu and Kashmir DGP Dilbag Singh was also present at the moment. 'No violence has been reported in the Valley with the situation being largely peaceful," said DGP Dilbag Singh. Jammu and Kashmir: National Security Advisor Ajit Doval meets police personnel in Shopian. DGP Dilbag Singh also present. pic.twitter.com/RmYdmdtcUH — ANI (@ANI) August 7, 2019 × #WATCH Jammu and Kashmir: National Security Advisor Ajit Doval interacts with locals in Shopian, has lunch with them. pic.twitter.com/zPBNW1ZX9k — ANI (@ANI) August 7, 2019 × The Security forces are on high alert to deal with any fallout of the bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories and withdrawal of special status to the state. Doval has been given a detailed briefing on the prevailing security situation in the state. Meanwhile, the LoC witnessed heavy shelling in the past few days and the Indian Army also foiled a Border Action Team (BAT) raid on its posts, killing at least five Pakistan Army commandos. The forces were expecting some retaliation and officials said they were prepared to meet any eventuality.

Jammu and Kashmir: National Security Advisor Ajit Doval takes stock of internal security situation, meets locals

<p>Jammu and Kashmir Police on Thursday sent out an advisory cautioning against phone calls by people impersonating as senior officers and asking for details on the security situation in the state.</p>

<p>The advisory was circulated to all police officers, the state bureaucracy as well as panchayat heads and others.</p>

<p>Officials said the advisory was issued on the request of the Army, which has been apprehensive about details of troop mobilisation and movement of weaponry in villages located along the International Border and the Line of Control being leaked.</p>

<p>More than 10 reports have come in over the last 10 days about “police, civil officers as well as some civilians” receiving phone calls from suspicious unknown numbers, the advisory says.</p>

<p>The callers impersonated as senior army officers, senior police officers, senior civil administration officers and “tried to inquire about some security-related issues”, it states.</p>

<p>“During an investigation by experts, it has been found that these calls are rooted from outside the country through a specialised software due to which some other phone numbers, mostly starting with +91 code, are displayed on the mobile screen,” it says. It asks people not to entertain such calls and immediately bring the matter to the notice of the local police.</p>

<p>Investigations showed the calls were made from outside India, officials said. “Some anti-national elements are trying to get some vital information by fooling the people,” an official said.</p>

<p>The state has been on edge since February 14 when a suicide bomber attacked a CRPF convoy in Pulwama, killing 40 soldiers. On February 26, India struck a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp in Pakistan. The next day, tensions escalated with an Indian pilot being captured by Pakistan as both countries claimed to have down each other’s aircraft.</p>


Jammu and Kashmir Police on Thursday sent out an advisory cautioning against phone calls by people impersonating as senior officers and asking for details on the security situation in the state.

Jammu and Kashmir Police on Thursday sent out an advisory cautioning against phone calls by people impersonating as senior officers and asking for details on the security situation in the state. The advisory was circulated to all police officers, the state bureaucracy as well as panchayat heads and others. Officials said the advisory was issued on the request of the Army, which has been apprehensive about details of troop mobilisation and movement of weaponry in villages located along the International Border and the Line of Control being leaked. More than 10 reports have come in over the last 10 days about “police, civil officers as well as some civilians” receiving phone calls from suspicious unknown numbers, the advisory says. The callers impersonated as senior army officers, senior police officers, senior civil administration officers and “tried to inquire about some security-related issues”, it states. “During an investigation by experts, it has been found that these calls are rooted from outside the country through a specialised software due to which some other phone numbers, mostly starting with +91 code, are displayed on the mobile screen,” it says. It asks people not to entertain such calls and immediately bring the matter to the notice of the local police. Investigations showed the calls were made from outside India, officials said. “Some anti-national elements are trying to get some vital information by fooling the people,” an official said. The state has been on edge since February 14 when a suicide bomber attacked a CRPF convoy in Pulwama, killing 40 soldiers. On February 26, India struck a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp in Pakistan. The next day, tensions escalated with an Indian pilot being captured by Pakistan as both countries claimed to have down each other’s aircraft.

J&K Police issues advisory on fake calls asking for details on security situation

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