Jammu: There has been a spurt in terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir over the past few weeks. Against this backdrop, security experts have suggested that there is a need to re-evaluate the anti-terror strategy currently being used by the security forces. There has been a spurt in terrorist activities in Jammu and Kashmir. The Jammu region was relatively peaceful. However, in the last few months, terrorists have targeted Jammu. Since January, there has been an increase in terrorist attacks in the districts of Rajouri, Poonch, Reasi, Udhampur, Kathua and Doda. Nine soldiers, including a captain, were killed in the attack in Kathua district.
Former chief of the Northern Command in Udhampur. General (Retd) DS Hooda said that there is a need to have a proactive approach to respond to the new aspirations of the terrorists. Former Vice Chief of Army Staff (Strategy) Lt Gen Paramjit Singh Sangha has expressed his confidence in the security forces. He hoped that they would learn from their mistakes and improve their efforts. the Left. General (retd) Hooda said, "For some time now, we have seen a change in their perceptions. They are now using the tactics of attacking suddenly, shooting and fleeing. Therefore, it is necessary for the security forces to understand the changed strategy of the terrorists and correct their possible shortcomings. Explaining the difference in the strategy of terrorists in the two divisions of Jammu and Kashmir, Hooda said, "Terrorists in Kashmir used to live among the people, while in Jammu they have focused on challenging terrains. This makes it more difficult to respond to them. "We need to learn from our mistakes. It is also important to be patient and not forget traditional military tactics, "Lt Gen Sangha said.
