The situation in Kashmir, especially in its Southern part is worsening day by day with spurt in incidents of violence and fatal attacks by the Pakistan trained terrorists on civilians and army troopers.
The lives of the citizens and the Army jawans is at stake who are being martyred in large numbers.
In just two weeks though the India Army has killed some of the hard core terrorists but the toll of army majors and troopers was more in numbers that the terrorists killed.
It is indeed surprising and shocking to note that despite the best and dedicated efforts of the brave Indian army officers and troopers and due interest of the union government to combat terrorism, enhance anti terror operations, these terrorists are appearing from every part of Kashmir as if there is a factory producing them in myriad numbers.
The military and local intelligence bodies have been doing their best to seek pivotal information about these home grown terrorists apart from those sneaking in India from the Pakistan sides and the army troopers are countering them steadfastly but the loss of precious lives of Indian army officers and troopers has shaken the Kashmir administration as well as the central government machinery.
There is a two pronged strategy of these terrorists, one by cladestinely sneaking in Kashmir valley from Pakistan and another from the home grown terrorists fully inspired and backed by Pakistan active within the state.
It was strongly believed that after the formation of the NDA part two government at the centre which had strongly and succesfully reacted to the post Uri and Pulwama misadventures of Pakistan based JEM terrorists by executing Balakot and earlier surgical strikes, the Pakistan sponsored terrorists will give up their attacks on Army and civilians but the adverse is happening resulting in spike in terror violence in Kashmir valley taking a heavy toll.
This is quite a disturbing and shocking trend.
The people are questioning : After all, up to when would the Indian troopers lose their precious lives at the hands of these human beasts and will this violence and death trend ever come to an end.
The time has come that the government of India and the defence and home ministry should in close coordination formulated a new and most effective, rather a credible strategy to ensure maximum deaths of the insurgents and negligible loss to the Army and para military officers and troopers.
There should be special concentration and more effective vigilance of intelligence, Army and paramilitary at the Indo Pak border to ensure that the Pakistan trained terrorists are not able to sneak inside India with simultaneous counter terrorist operations in Kashmir valley as well in coordination with the lical police.
We know that our brave and highly dedicated Army and para military officers and Jawans are doing their fullest best to counter and kill these dreaded terrorists mushrooming in the valley in myriad numbers but the death toll of of our officers and jawans is a matter of immense worry and shock to each and every Indian.
The governor’s rule in the state has not proved too successful in combating terrorism in the state say political analysts.
Therefore special efforts should be made to ensure that a democratically elected government comes into effect by holding the elections in the strife torn state at the earliest with no mention of abrogation of article 35 A and 370 from Kashmir as these twin issues if talked about much, will only worsen the already detereorating situation of the state.
Kashmir situation should be on the top agenda of the NDA government and a new viable policy on Kashmir should be brought into effect by bringing the entire opposition parties into confidence.
There are high hopes of the people on the new defence and home minister of the country viz Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah and we hope that they will crush terrorism in Kashmir once for all with their best efforts and intelkigent strategies.
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