NSA’s Kashmir Concerns: JeM Threat, Infiltration and Resumption of Normal Life

Srinagar: In the backdrop of the latest threats issued by the Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM) terror outfit, National security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval reviewed the overall security situation in the Kashmir Valley before flying back to Delhi on Thursday.

Doval’s visit to Jammu and Kashmir assumes significance amid reports that 450 to 500 militants are waiting at different launch pads across the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border on the Pakistan side to sneak into the state. Reports here said the latest threat issued by JeM against the Prime Minister, Home Minister and the NSA in addition to attacks in 30 Indian cities came up during the security review taken by the NSA.

Sources said the NSA reviewed the overall security situation with the senior officials of the civil administration, police, paramilitary forces, army, state, and central intelligence agencies. (IANS)

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