Northern Command chief reviews security in wake of Middle East conflict
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"The situation in the Middle East was deliberated and various contingency scenarios dwelled on. The nuances of security in the region in relation to the onset of the winter season also came up for discussion," said a Srinagar based defence spokesperson.
By Hakeem Irfan Rashid, ET Bureau
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The advisor to lieutenant governor Manoj Sinha, RR Bhatnagar, and army commander of Northern Command, lieutenant general Upendra Dwivedi, chaired a security review meeting in Srinagar in the wake of the ongoing Israel-Palestine crisis.
The security agencies are assessing the impact of an escalation in West Asia on the militancy network in the region which they claim has been tamed to a large extent and is breathing its last.
Officials said numerous aspects related to the prevailing security situation in the Union Territory were discussed. The director general of J&K Police, Dilbag Singh, Chinar Corps commander Rajiv Ghai and other senior officials from military, state administration and security agencies attended the meeting.
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"The situation in the Middle East was deliberated and various contingency scenarios dwelled on. The nuances of security in the region in relation to the onset of the winter season also came up for discussion," said the Srinagar based defence spokesperson. The security agencies are assessing the impact of an escalation in West Asia on the militancy network in the region which they claim has been tamed to a large extent and is breathing its last.
Officials said numerous aspects related to the prevailing security situation in the Union Territory were discussed. The director general of J&K Police, Dilbag Singh, Chinar Corps commander Rajiv Ghai and other senior officials from military, state administration and security agencies attended the meeting.
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