Amit Shah will take strong action on target killing in Kashmir! Tomorrow there will be a big meeting; Ajit Doval will also be there

After the incidents of target killing in Jammu and Kashmir in the last few weeks, the Modi government at the Center can take strict steps. Union Home Minister Amit Shah is going to hold a high level meeting with the officials of Jammu and Kashmir on Friday regarding the current situation in the Union Territory.

National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval will also attend this meeting. The central government with its tough steps will try to tell the minority community of Kashmir that they are safe in the state and they do not face any threat from Pakistani terrorists.

It is believed that Union Home Minister Amit Shah will give concrete instructions to both the civil and police administration during the review of Jammu and Kashmir tomorrow. Apart from Ajit Doval, Jammu and Kashmir’s Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, top intelligence officers, Chief Secretary and DGP will attend this meeting.

Lashkar or Jaish behind target killing

Jammu and Kashmir Police believe that Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) is involved in the targeted killing of minority community including bank manager Vijay Kumar in Kulgam. At the same time, security agencies believe that behind the target killing in Kashmir, there is a module of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) operating from Pakistan.

In the meeting with Shah, the focus will be on this matter

J&K Police is trying to trace the killers of Vijay Kumar and teacher Rajni Bala, but the focus of the big meeting of the Home Minister will be to ensure that people belonging to the minority community are not posted more than 30 km away from the district headquarters. Go so that jihadis can’t target them.

Part of a larger plan of jihadists

It is quite clear that the recent incident of target killings in Jammu and Kashmir is part of a larger plan of the jihadis to keep the minority community out of the union territory and at the same time put pressure on the central government. Some reports have also claimed that Kashmiri Hindus have started migrating from there after the targeted killings in the Valley.