Two Youths From Uttar Pradesh Arrested With Weapons
Two youths from Uttar Pradesh arrested with weapons near Jawahar Tunnel: Militancy in Kashmir. Police caught two youths from Uttar Pradesh with weapons near Jawahar Tunnel.
They have been identified as Mohammad Danish Siddiqui’s son Shamshan Saddiqui and Mohammad Naushad’s son Mohammad Younis. Both are residents of Rajpur Uttar Pradesh.
A pistol and 20 cartridges have been recovered from them. Police said that security forces arrested two non-local residents during an operation last night near the Jawahar Tunnel area of Qazigund in south Kashmir.
These two men were sitting in a Santro car (JK04-9750). When the security forces investigated the vehicle, a pistol and 20 pistols were recovered from it.
Both have been arrested, on questioning, they stated their names as Mohammad Danish Siddiqui’s son Shamshan Saddiqui and Mohammad Naushad’s son Mohammad Yunis. Both of them are from Uttar Pradesh
The vehicle has also been seized by the police. Now both the youths are being questioned about where they were going with these weapons.
Jammu Kashmir: Knowledge of NIT will make the security system more strong, Army mastery.
The knowledge of the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Jammu and the army’s mastery of protecting the country in inaccessible conditions will now serve to further improve the security system in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
Army’s Northern Command and NIT Jammu will jointly make equipment to strengthen the technical requirements, weapons, and security system of the defense sector.
In this regard, in a program organized in Jammu, Chief of Staff of the Northern Command of the Army, Lt Gen S Harimohan Iyer, and NIT Jammu Director Prof Manoj Singh Gaur signed the MoU to work together.
Under this consent letter, full cooperation will be given to each other in research and development. In this, the technical features and infrastructure of IIT Jammu will be used for each other’s interests.
In such a situation, it will be done to fulfill the needs of the army through research and efforts. Both the institutes will do research and efforts on the basis of agreed conditions.
The Army will state its needs of the technical sector and the IIT will decide the policy on how this need of the defense sector can be met together.
In such a situation, in the program organized for signing the MoU, there was a discussion about such areas, which can be worked together in the coming time.
There will be several meetings with the IITs in the future regarding the technical requirements of the Army. The Indian Army is protecting the frontiers of the country in many inaccessible areas of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.
In such a situation, modern technology is used to improve the standard of living of soldiers and weapons and surveillance equipment as well.
