J-K: Terrorism down, but DGP Singh says threat remains

The Director General of Police (DGP) of Jammu and Kashmir, Dilbagh Singh, said that terrorism in the Valley is down but not out yet. He said that some elements are trying to disrupt the peaceful atmosphere in Kashmir, and the missing case of a soldier in Kulgam is one such attempt. The DGP said that the police have some vital leads in the case and are hopeful to crack it soon.

The DGP also said that there has been a change in the ground situation in Kashmir since the abrogation of Article 370. He said that there are hardly any law and order incidents, terrorist numbers are at an all-time low, and tourists are visiting the Valley in large numbers.

The DGP said that the police are cracking down on narco-terrorism, and have seized huge consignments of narcotics this year. He also said that the police will organize a mega event in downtown Srinagar soon to showcase the talent of the youth in the area.

In conclusion, the DGP said that terrorism in Kashmir is down but not out yet, but the police are working hard to make the Valley a peaceful place.