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Militants, OGWs hide their identity: GoC 15 Corps

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
December 31, 2021
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Srinagar, Dec 30: Apparently referring to the families of those killed in Hyderpora encounter, Army Core Commander Lieutenant General DP Pandey on Thursday said that family members came to open and claimed innocence as a trend has emerged that militants and over ground workers are trying to hide their identity.
The Army Commander was talking to media after the twin south Kashmir encounters that ended with the killing of six militants and a soldier.
Lieutenant General DP Pandey said that a trend which is coming out very clearly is that militants and over ground workers are no more proud of themselves picking up weapons so they are not declaring their names.
He added that whosoever is joining is trying to hide his identity. It was very clear and evident in a recent operation (Hyderpora encounter) which happened which came to spot light for various reasons that all the family members belonging to that OGW network or the local militant came out in open and claimed innocence.
The Army Commander said that he feels that even society doesn’t want to accept OGWs and militants in their houses or in the proximity.
He said another trend that has been reflected is that the youth above 20, 21 are not joining the (militant) ranks. “Having finding it difficult to recruit from this rank, they (militants) have started recruiting from youth which are young boys who are in the age group of over 15 and 16.”
Army Core Commander Lieutenant General DP Pandey said that majority of the operations that have been conducted were based on human intelligence which is another trend that has been reflected. (KNT)

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