Army chief General Dalbir Singh arrives for a day visit to Northern Command Headquarters at Udhampur in Jammu and Kashmir. (Source: Army)
Jammu:
With tension still prevailing in parts of the Valley, Army chief General Dalbir Singh today arrived in the state to take stock of the security situation. The Army chief, who is on a one-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir, arrived at the headquarters of Udhampur-based Northern Command, where he was received by the northern army Commander Lt General DS Hooda, a defence spokesman said.
Lt General Hooda briefed the Army chief about the overall security situation in the Command theatre, he said.
The Army chief interacted with the Corps Commanders and took firsthand assessment of the prevailing internal security situation especially in view of the recent incidents at Handwara and Nutnusa in the Kashmir Valley.
On April 12, three persons were killed during protests against alleged molestation of a girl by a soldier in Handwara town.
Two more persons were killed on subsequent days of protests in Kupwara district.
Lt General Hooda briefed the Army chief about the overall security situation in the Command theatre, he said.
The Army chief interacted with the Corps Commanders and took firsthand assessment of the prevailing internal security situation especially in view of the recent incidents at Handwara and Nutnusa in the Kashmir Valley.
On April 12, three persons were killed during protests against alleged molestation of a girl by a soldier in Handwara town.
Two more persons were killed on subsequent days of protests in Kupwara district.
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