Northern Army Commander briefs J-K Governor, CM on security situation

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Press Trust of India Srinagar
Last Updated : May 29 2018 | 10:15 PM IST

Northern Army Commander Lt. General Devraj Anbu, who has been appointed as the next Vice Chief of Army Staff, today called on Governor N N Vohra and Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti separately and briefed them about the security situation in the state.

"The Governor had extensive discussions with Lt. Gen Anbu regarding the security situation; the losses and serious difficulties arising from the recurring violations of the ceasefire agreement from across the IB and LoC and security arrangements for the forthcoming Amarnathji Yatra," an official spokesman said.

The Governor also discussed with Lt. Gen Anbu issues relating to the ceasefire in security operations which was announced by the Centre on the eve of Ramzan and how it could form the basis of sustaining arrangements in the future, the spokesman said.

Vohra wished Lt. Gen Anbu high success in his next crucial assignment at the Army Headquarters.

During his meeting with the Chief Minister, the Army Commander briefed her about the overall security scenario in the state, particularly after the announcement of Ramzan ceasefire.

The Chief Minister advised the Army Commander to work in synergy with other security agencies and ensure that the relief and hope generated by the ceasefire among common masses is sustained and carried forward.

She also asked the Army to help people during the holy month in whatever means possible. Lt. Gen Anbu also briefed the Chief Minister about the situation along borders in the state, particularly the International Border, and measures being taken for the safety and security of people living in these areas.

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First Published: May 29 2018 | 10:15 PM IST

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