Bodies of 3 Rajouri youth killed in Shopian encounter handed over to families
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Bodies of 3 Rajouri youth killed in Shopian encounter handed over to families
Shopian police exhumed and handed over the bodies of three boys to their families who were killed in an encounter in Shopian district on July 18.
Police handed over the bodies on October 04, after the DNA samples matched.
Police Official said, "The bodies have been exhumed and have been brought back to district Rajouri.
Bodies have been handed over to the family members." One of the relative of the boys said, "We don't know what happened to them, either police or government would know.
We only know that they were missing from past few days.
Today we received their dead bodies, we are thankful to the government and police." Indian Army Chief General MM Naravane on this case had said, "Amshipora case investigations will be conducted with utmost fairness and will be taken to their logical conclusion.
Indian Army is committed to the professional conduct of operations."
The Border Security Force (BSF) organised a free medical camp in J-K's Rajouri on January 15. It was held under the 'Civic Action Programme' in Dhangri block. The camp provides free treatment and medicines to under-privileged families who cannot afford treatment. It was organised by 59th Battalion of BSF.
The constructions of bridges in far-flung hilly areas are underway for the better connectivity in JandK's Rajouri. The bridges are being built under the RandB Division of Rajouri. Locals were facing hardship due to lack of connectivity. Hundreds of far-flung hilly areas are now connected with roads and highways of Rajouri district.
People across India are coming to Rajouri's famous tourist spot 'Dehra ki Gali' in Jammu and Kashmir for capturing beautiful snowfalls. The entire region was seen covered with beautiful white layer of snow. Tourists were seen enjoying the beautiful weather and playing with snow. ''Dehra ki Gali' is surrounded with picturesque mountain peaks and dense forest.
Two terrorists were killed on Sunday during a gunfight with security forces in the higher reaches of Surankote in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district. The terrorists are believed to have infiltrated into this side from across the Line of Control (LoC) about three days ago and were heading for south Kashmir's Shopian district when they were intercepted in a snow-bound area along the Mughal Road in the afternoon, the officials said. The officials said police, assisted by the Army, launched a joint cordon and search operation in remote Chattapani-Dugran village after getting information about the presence of three suspected terrorists. Watch the full video for more details.
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Observing that India has "lagged behind slightly" in terms of the quick pace modernisation undertaken by our adversaries, and dependence of Indian armed forces on equipment of foreign origin needs to be addressed, Army chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane on Thursday said self-reliance in the defence sector has become a strategic necessity. While addressing the arms-industry partnership virtually, the Army Chief pitched for a self-reliant India to become the main player in the global economy. "Today self-reliance in defence has become a strategic necessity. It is imperative for us to invest in building long term indigenous capabilities for application across the entire spectrum of conflict. Considering the quick pace of defence modernisation being undertaken by our adversaries, we are lagging behind slightly. The continuous and heavy dependence of Indian armed forces on equipment of foreign origin needs to be addressed through indigenous capability development," he said. Watch the full video for more details.
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The Indian Army Chief MM Naravane attended '25 years of Army Industry - Partnership' in Delhi on January 21. "2020 was a unique year with twin challenges of the COVID pandemic and the belligerence on the northern borders. The events of the past year have brought to the fore the vulnerability of global supply chains, underscoring the need for self-reliance. Today self-reliance in Defence has become a strategic necessity. It is imperative for us to invest in building long term indigenous capabilities for application across the entire spectrum of conflict," said the Army Chief. He also said, "Considering the quick pace of Defence modernisation being undertaken by our adversaries, we are lagging behind slightly. Continuous and heavy dependence of Indian armed forces on equipment of foreign origin needs to be addressed through indigenous capability development."
Army Chief General MM Naravane on Thursday emphasized the need for India to become self-reliant in the field of defence in the backdrop of the hostility shown by.. IndiaTimes
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