NEW DELHI: The Jammu and Kashmir Congress unit lately said a "warlike situation" was once prevailing along the International Border and Line of Control within the state as heavy shelling and firing from around the border claimed 12 lives to this point.
It sought a "befitting response" to Pakistan for resorting to "mischief and misadventure during Ramzan", when the Centre had introduced halting of all operations in view of the sanctity of the holy fasting month.
In a significant determination lately, the Centre had requested the protection forces to not release operations in Jammu and Kashmir all the way through the holy month of Ramzan.
Heavy shelling and firing from around the border since May 15 has resulted within the death of 12 persons, together with two BSF jawans. Many others had been injured and ratings of border dwellers needed to flee their homes.
"A warlike situation prevails along the IB and LoC due to intense shelling by Pakistan during the past couple of days. The Centre and state government has utterly failed to deal with the grim situation, especially ensure adequate safety, security and required relief measures for the affected population," Vice president of Pradesh Congress Committee and previous minister, Raman Bhalla instructed reporters here.
Bhalla, flanked by way of birthday celebration spokesperson Ravinder Sharma and previous minister S Manjit Singh, said hundreds of people needed to run for safety within the absence of any standby provision by way of the federal government for their relocation.
"The state government is totally unconcerned and inept to deal with the situation and provide any sort of help or take measures required in this level of situation when Pakistan is aggressively attacking large number of Indian posts and targeting civilian population," he said.
The Congress chief said the report selection of ceasefire violations and casualties all the way through the previous 4 years was once an issue of significant worry, and reflects the failure of the central government to successfully deal with Pakistan in all fronts.
It sought a "befitting response" to Pakistan for resorting to "mischief and misadventure during Ramzan", when the Centre had introduced halting of all operations in view of the sanctity of the holy fasting month.
In a significant determination lately, the Centre had requested the protection forces to not release operations in Jammu and Kashmir all the way through the holy month of Ramzan.
Heavy shelling and firing from around the border since May 15 has resulted within the death of 12 persons, together with two BSF jawans. Many others had been injured and ratings of border dwellers needed to flee their homes.
"A warlike situation prevails along the IB and LoC due to intense shelling by Pakistan during the past couple of days. The Centre and state government has utterly failed to deal with the grim situation, especially ensure adequate safety, security and required relief measures for the affected population," Vice president of Pradesh Congress Committee and previous minister, Raman Bhalla instructed reporters here.
Bhalla, flanked by way of birthday celebration spokesperson Ravinder Sharma and previous minister S Manjit Singh, said hundreds of people needed to run for safety within the absence of any standby provision by way of the federal government for their relocation.
"The state government is totally unconcerned and inept to deal with the situation and provide any sort of help or take measures required in this level of situation when Pakistan is aggressively attacking large number of Indian posts and targeting civilian population," he said.
The Congress chief said the report selection of ceasefire violations and casualties all the way through the previous 4 years was once an issue of significant worry, and reflects the failure of the central government to successfully deal with Pakistan in all fronts.
Warlike situation prevailing along IB, LoC in J&K, says Congress
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