J&K recent attacks reveal terror outfits’ new strategy
The Hindu
Web blog post uploaded in Sept.-end spelt out terrorists’ plan to derail govt steps to promote industrial development and extend domicile status to various categories of people
The latest spate of attacks in Jammu and Kashmir is a part of the terror outfits’ new strategy to derail the measures being taken by the government to promote industrial development and extend domicile status to various categories of people, making them eligible for jobs and other benefits, according to the National Investigation Agency findings.
A web blog post uploaded in September last week spelt out the strategy to be adopted by terrorists in view of several measures taken by the government after the and its subsequent bifurcation into Union Territories. The blog has now been blocked on the orders of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.
“The blog’s content was circulated among the terror outfits, following which 11 civilians have been murdered in J&K so far. The victims include migrant workers,” said an official. On Sunday, the terrorists entered a rented accommodation and gunned down two migrant workers in Kulgam. Another labourer was injured in the attack.
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