Disrupt Terror Financing, Counter Radicalisation: LG To Officers

Srinagar- Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday met the families of the Nowgam accidental blast martyrs in Srinagar and handed over appointment letters on compassionate grounds. The move, officials said, is part of the administration's commitment to support the next of kin of personnel who laid down their lives in the line of duty.

The Lieutenant Governor paid solemn tribute to the martyrs and conveyed his gratitude to their families, assuring them of the government's unwavering support.
“The entire nation stands shoulder to shoulder with the families to ensure they live a life of comfort and dignity,” he said.

Sinha also praised the Jammu and Kashmir Police for their recent achievements in counter-terror operations. Referring to last month's breakthrough in which a major terror network was unearthed and dismantled, the Lieutenant Governor said,“The whole country is proud of J&K Police for stopping terror in its tracks.” He commended the force for what he described as meticulous investigation and a multi-faceted effort to detect, disrupt and prevent terrorist acts.

The Lieutenant Governor directed senior officers to intensify action against terror financing and to counter radicalisation attempts effectively. He stressed the importance of dismantling support structures that aid extremist activities.
“It is essential to break the terror financing pipeline and neutralise radicalisation efforts of certain separatist elements,” he told the officers.

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