SRINAGAR/NEWDELHI: The Modi government has rolled out a decisive plan to tackle militancy in Jammu and Kashmir.
As part of this strategy, the government will deny government jobs to anyone found supporting militants.
The official sources from the Home Ministry revealed , "We are preparing a comprehensive list of individuals who support militants. Such people will no longer be eligible for government employment, and their properties will be seized."
This initiative comes in response to recent attacks on pilgrims visiting holy sites in Jammu and Kashmir.
According to the official, "We will ensure that no terrorist or their supporter goes unpunished."
The government's firm stance was further emphasized by recent actions, including the suspension of four government employees for allegedly providing inside information to terrorists.
These individuals are now under investigation and face serious legal charges. Another official commented, "The message is clear: anyone aiding terrorists will face severe consequences."
The new strategy aims to dismantle the support networks that enable terrorist activities in the region, making it clear that the government is committed to a zero-tolerance approach towards militancy and its sympathizers.
