Video | Panchayat polls more challenging than ULB polls: Muneer Khan
Panchayat polls more challenging than ULB polls: Muneer Khan
Panchayat polls more challenging than ULB polls: Muneer KhanSays “anti-militancy operations are successful as flow information was good”
Posted by Tameel Irshad on Saturday, 27 October 2018
Srinagar, Oct 27 : The state police on Saturday said that conduct of Panchayat elections in Jammu and Kashmir is more challenging than the recently held Urban Local Body (ULB) polls.
Police also said that anti-militancy operations from last couple of days are successful as the flow of information was good.
Talking to reporters after participating in a wreath laying ceremony of a CISF personnel, Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) Law & Order and Security, Muneer Ahmad Khan said, “Panchayat elections are more challenging than the recently held Urban Local Body polls keeping in view the fact that much larger population is likely participate in Panchayat elections.”
Talking about the security for Panchayat elections Khan said “though challenges are huge than the urban local body elections but major successes against militants have frustrated the militants. We are prepared to ensure incident free polls and a peaceful atmosphere during the Panchayat elections.”
About anti-militancy operations, Khan further told reporters that the flow of information was good due to the anti-militancy operations were successful and that too without any collateral damage.
He said that the attacks on security forces was frustration on part of the militants due to the successful anti-militancy operations from last couple of day, which left at least eight militants dead.
ADGP Law & Order added that anti-militancy operations depend upon the information. “There are ups and downs in militancy related operations but we have to do our work. We intend to keep on doing such operations.”
Asked about the statement made by Army Chief, Khan said that “Army chief is a senior officer and I have no mandate to comment over it as I am very junior to him.”
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