Minister of State for Home Hansraj Ahir said that during the three months prior to the September 29 surgical strikes, there were 110 terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir in which 34 security personnel and seven civilians were killed.
But during three months, post surgical strikes, there were 87 terror incidents in the state in which 19 security personnel and six civilians were killed, he said in a written reply.
The government had said that during the strikes, many terror launch pads were destroyed and several militants killed in Pakistan occupied Kashmir.
"The government has continuously encouraged to mainstream the youth, including providing employment opportunities to wean them away from militancy," Ahir said.
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