Two More Youth From Kashmir Join Militant Organizations

Two more youth militant organizations from Kashmir join, 13 youths join LEM-TRF this year.

The arrest of two top commanders of Lashkar-e-Mustafa and TRF in the autumn capital Jammu has also not stopped the recruitment of new boys in these organizations.

In the last three days, two more youth have become part of both these terrorist organizations. One of them is said to be a resident of Srinagar city.

However, the police have refused to say anything about this, but their possible targets are being constantly pressed to catch the two terrorists. So far this year, the number of boys who have become terrorists is reportedly 13.

It is worth mentioning that the police has arrested Lashkar-e-Mustafa Chief Commander Hidayatullah Malik in Jammu on 21 January. Seven more people have been caught on his spot.

TRF commander Zahoor was arrested from the Bari Brahmana area last week on the night of 6 February. About six terrorists have also been caught on his spot.

The police and other security agencies believed that the arrest of these two terrorist commanders would weaken the Lashkar-e-Mustafa and the TRF and prevent the recruitment of new boys. It does not seem to be happening.

Aamir Shafi, hailing from Palpora Batpora Shopian in south Kashmir, reportedly joined Lashkar-e-Mustafa two days ago.

His code is Abu Qasim. Aamir is reportedly recruited by Lashkar-e-Mustafa Deputy Chief Commander Junaid. Another boy named Shoaib is admitted to TRF from Srinagar city.

Pictures and videos of these two boys becoming terrorists are constantly going viral on social media.

Although the Jammu and Kashmir Police consistently claim that Srinagar has been made terrorism-free, according to sources, at present, five boys of Srinagar city are active in terrorist organizations. He is also accompanied by some foreign terrorists.

IED Found in Jammu: Crisis response team of police deployed in Jammu bus stand kept on watch

After the terrorist from Jammu was caught with the IED, a special squad of the Police Response Team has been deployed at the Jammu bus stand.

This team is adept at taking immediate action under any circumstances and the jawans involved in it have been given special training to deal with terrorist incidents.

The Crisis Response Team was deployed at the Jammu bus stand late on Sunday night. As soon as the team members took charge of the bus stand, they searched the place there.