Significant decrease in terror incidents & attempts of infiltration from across the border, in J&K: MHA
This concludes that, during past 3 years, there has been a significant decrease in terror incidents & attempts of infiltration from across the border, in J&K.
New Delhi: Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday shared the details regarding the terror incidents & attempts of infiltration from across the border.
This concludes that, during past 3 years, there has been a significant decrease in terror incidents & attempts of infiltration from across the border, in J&K. However, incidents of shelling from across the border increased during past 3 years, said Ministry of Home Affairs in a written reply, in Rajya Sabha
During past 3 years, there has been significant decrease in terror incidents & attempts of infiltration from across the border, in J&K. However, incidents of shelling from across the border increased during past 3 years: Ministry of Home Affairs in a written reply, in Rajya Sabha pic.twitter.com/pKf8a7WNv8
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