Slain J&K terrorists buried at encounter sites now: Shah
New Delhi: As part of its "Zero Terror plan for Jammu and Kashmir, the Union Territory has made changes to the service rules to ensure that if the family of a government employee If any person is found involved in terrorist activities, he should be dismissed.
Saying this, Home Minister Amit Shah said the rule applies to people whose relatives may promote terrorism while living in Pakistan, adding that the administration is using it as a means to deny passports and deny them government jobs and contracts, is talking, curb terror
After the Supreme Court on Monday backed the Modi government's decision to revoke Jammu and Kashmir's special status, Shah made it clear that the government's tough approach to terrorism, including "dominance of territory" by the armed forces, is working, is doing, its success is best manifested dramatically. Decline in cases of stone pelting after imposition of President's rule
"I want to say that for security reasons, we have taken strict measures. Before 2014, you could see crowds attending the last rites of killed terrorists. Have you seen this? Something like this is happening after the removal of Article 370? This is how This happened because we have decided that the terrorists (who are killed in Mathu sheep) will be buried at the same prace with full religious rites, Shah said
While the practice of quietly burying terrorists has been going on for some time, with the aim of preventing graves from turning into shrines and rally grounds for radicals, what stood out was the clarity with which Shah described it as a policy decision. He said, "Why do you think this happened? We gave an advertisement saying that people against whom even a single case of stone peting is registered will not be considered for public employment."
While Shah explained in detail the steps taken by the government after scrapping the special status, he overruled the lawyers of the second bench to show sensitivity. "We are sensitive towards the youth but our concept of being sensitive does not stop there. I am sorry but we can never be sensitive towards terrorists.”
December 13,2023
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