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Terrorism in Kashmir appears to be getting a technological boost amid a severe crackdown by Indian security forces.
Days after the Indian Army chief revealed that military equipment from Afghanistan was being found in Kashmir, the top Army officer in the Valley commented on the challenge.
Recently, General MM Naravane, when he was serving as Army chief, had said that night-vision equipment was among weapons and tech being recovered from terrorists in the Union Territory. Equipment from Afghanistan points to the possible hand of Taliban.
Lt Gen DP Pandey, commander of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps of Indian Army spoke on the issue on the sidelines of an event in Srinagar on May 2. He said that such tech was being found, but it was not in large numbers. The Army has also changed its strategies to counter such threats, and it's not a big challenge, he said.

Kashmir: night-vision tech with terrorists, traced to Afghanistan. Watch what top Indian Army officer said

Kashmir: night-vision tech with terrorists, traced to Afghanistan. Top Army officer reveals strategy


((SHORT OPENING BYTE WITH TRANSLATION))
 LT GEN DP PANDEY, GOC, CHINAR CORPS, INDIAN ARMY
ANI LIVE SEL - 2 MAY 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 2 13-58-54
(1:35 - 1:45) TRANSLATION - There are equipment, weapon systems which have been used in other parts of the world, which have found their way inside (Jammu &amp; Kashmir).
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 ((NIGHT VISION FILE, REPRESENTATIVE VISUALS))
 Terrorism in Kashmir appears to be getting a technological boost amid a severe crackdown by Indian security forces. Days after the Indian Army chief revealed that military equipment from Afghanistan was being found in Kashmir, the top Army officer in the Valley commented on the challenge.
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 ((GEN NARAVANE, INDIAN ARMY SOLDIERS IN KASHMIR VISUALS))
 Recently, General MM Naravane, when he was serving as Army chief, had said that night-vision equipment was among weapons and tech being recovered from terrorists in the Union Territory.
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 ((TALIBAN FIGHTERS FILE VISUALS))
 Equipment from Afghanistan points to the possible hand of Taliban.
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 ((ARMY SOLDIERS IN KASHMIR VISUALS))
 Lt Gen DP Pandey, commander of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps of Indian Army spoke on the issue.
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 BYTE LT GEN DP PANDEY, GOC, CHINAR CORPS, INDIAN ARMY
ANI LIVE SEL - 2 MAY 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 2 13-53-54 (4:19 - 5:00)
ANI LIVE SEL - 2 MAY 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 2 13-58-54 (0:00 - 0:43, 1:17 - 2:10)
Srinagar, J&amp;K May 2, 2022
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CAPTIONS Tech boost for terror in J&amp;K? How Indian Army is countering Night-vision tech found in J&amp;K Equipment traced to Afghanistan Chinar Corps commander spoke Army changing tactics accordingly

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Terrorism in Kashmir appears to be getting a technological boost amid a severe crackdown by Indian security forces.
Days after the Indian Army chief revealed that military equipment from Afghanistan was being found in Kashmir, the top Army officer in the Valley commented on the challenge.
Recently, General MM Naravane, when he was serving as Army chief, had said that night-vision equipment was among weapons and tech being recovered from terrorists in the Union Territory.&nbsp;Equipment from Afghanistan points to the possible hand of Taliban.
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Lt Gen DP Pandey, commander of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps of Indian Army spoke on the issue on the sidelines of an event in Srinagar on May 2. He said that such tech was being found, but it was not in large numbers. The Army has also changed its strategies to counter such threats, and it's not a big challenge, he said.
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Amid the ongoing Islamic festival of Ramzan, the Indian Army organised an iftaar event in Srinagar. Top Army officers, including Lt Gen DP Pandey, were seen participating in the iftaar event, which was followed by offering of namaaz.
Lt Gen DP Pandey is General Officer Commanding of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps of the Indian Army. General Officers Commanding of the Victor Force, the Kilo Force, and 31 Sub Area also participated. The iftaar was held after a meeting with local citizens from various parts of the Valley.
Prior to the iftaar gathering, a book release event was held. The book was "House of Terror", a biography of Anwar alias Umar, who was a terrorist who became an Ikhwan, a member of the government-backed militia. The book highlights "the process of radicalisation of youth by Pakistan and its hybrid terrorists and overground workers (OGWs) in Kashmir, since 1980", according to the Army press release.
The venue of the events was the Old Air Field in Jammu and Kashmir's capital Srinagar.

Indian Army's iftaar, namaaz event in Kashmir's Srinagar: top officers participate. See pics

Indian Army's iftaar event in Kashmir's Srinagar: top officers participate. See pics


THUMBNAIL IMAGE NAMAAZ IMAGE (PANDEY, ETC SHOULD BE CLEARLY VISIBLE)
 THUMBNAIL TEXT INDIAN ARMY'S IFTAAR IN J&amp;K
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&nbsp; Srinagar, J&amp;K
April 25, 2022
 Amid the ongoing Islamic festival of Ramzan, the Indian Army organised an iftaar event in Srinagar. Top Army officers, including Lt Gen DP Pandey, were seen participating in the iftaar event, which was followed by offering of namaaz. Lt Gen DP Pandey is General Officer Commanding of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps of the Indian Army. General Officers Commanding of the Victor Force, the Kilo Force, and 31 Sub Area also participated.
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 ((BOOK EVENT IMAGES))
 The iftaar was held after a&nbsp;meeting with local citizens from various parts of the Valley. Prior to the iftaar gathering, a book release event was held. The book was "House of Terror", a biography of Anwar alias Umar, who was a terrorist who became an Ikhwan, a member of the government-backed militia. The book highlights "the process of radicalisation of youth by Pakistan and its hybrid terrorists and overground workers (OGWs) in Kashmir, since 1980", according to the Army press release. The venue of the events was the Old Air Field in Jammu and Kashmir's capital Srinagar.
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<div class="elementToProof">Kashmir: top Army officers, including Lt Gen DP Pandey, were seen participating in the Srinagar iftaar event, which was followed by offering of namaaz.</div>

Amid the ongoing Islamic festival of Ramzan, the Indian Army organised an iftaar event in Srinagar.&nbsp;Top Army officers, including Lt Gen DP Pandey, were seen participating in the iftaar event, which was followed by offering of namaaz.
Lt Gen DP Pandey is General Officer Commanding of the Srinagar-based Chinar Corps of the Indian Army.&nbsp;General Officers Commanding of the Victor Force, the Kilo Force, and 31 Sub Area also participated. The iftaar was held after a&nbsp;meeting with local citizens from various parts of the Valley.
Prior to the iftaar gathering, a book release event was held. The book was "House of Terror", a biography of Anwar alias Umar, who was a terrorist who became an Ikhwan, a member of the government-backed militia. The book highlights "the process of radicalisation of youth by Pakistan and its hybrid terrorists and overground workers (OGWs) in Kashmir, since 1980", according to the Army press release.
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The venue of the events was the Old Air Field in Jammu and Kashmir's capital Srinagar.

The Army on Sunday said the security situation in the Kashmir valley is under control and there is nothing to worry about the fallout of the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan.
Lieutenant General D P Pandey, the General Officer Commanding of the Army's 15 Corps, also known as the Chinar Corps, said this to reporters on the sidelines of an event in Srinagar.
The GOC was the chief guest at the final match of the Kashmir Premier League cricket tournament, which was played at the Sher-e-Kashmir stadium.
Lt Gen Pandey appealed to the youngsters in the valley to focus on sports and hoped that Kashmir will produce an Olympic gold medallist like Neeraj Chopra in the future.

Army: Kashmir under control, no fallout of Taliban takeover in Afghanistan

Here's what Indian Army has to say about fallout of Afghan crisis in Kashmir&nbsp;&nbsp;

Army: Security situation in Kashmir is under control
Army: Nothing to worry about Taliban takeover in Afghanistan
Chinar Corps Commander asks youth to&nbsp;focus on sports

The Army on Sunday said the security situation in the Kashmir valley is under control and there is nothing to worry about the fallout of the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan.

The Army on Sunday said the security situation in the Kashmir valley is under control and there is nothing to worry about the fallout of the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan.
Lieutenant General D P Pandey, the General Officer Commanding of the Army's 15 Corps, also known as the Chinar Corps, said this to reporters on the sidelines of an event in Srinagar.
The GOC was the chief guest at the final match of the Kashmir Premier League cricket tournament, which was played at the Sher-e-Kashmir stadium.
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Lt Gen Pandey appealed to the youngsters in the valley to focus on sports and hoped that Kashmir will produce an Olympic gold medallist like Neeraj Chopra in the future.

Indian Army restores damaged grave of Pak soldier in J&K

The Indian Army on Thursday said it has restored the damaged grave of a decorated Pakistani officer in Naugam sector of Jammu and Kashmir

The Indian Army on Thursday said it has restored the damaged grave of a decorated Pakistani officer in Naugam sector of Jammu and Kashmir. Srinagar-based Chinar Corps tweeted a photograph of the epitaph on grave which read, 'In memory of Major Mohd Shabir Khan, Sitar-e-Jurrat Shahid 05 May 1972, killed in counter attack by 9 Sikh'.&nbsp;"A fallen soldier, irrespective to the country he belongs to, deserves respect &amp; honour in death. Indian Army stands with this belief," the Chinar&nbsp;Corps tweeted.

The Indian Army on Thursday said it has restored the damaged grave of a decorated Pakistani officer in Naugam sector of Jammu and Kashmir. Srinagar-based Chinar Corps tweeted a photograph of the epitaph on grave which read, 'In memory of Major Mohd Shabir Khan, Sitar-e-Jurrat Shahid 05 May 1972, killed in counter attack by 9 Sikh'.
"In keeping with the traditions &amp; ethos of the #IndianArmy, #ChinarCorps resuscitated a damaged grave of Major Mohd Shabir Khan, Sitara-e-Jurrat, Pakistan Army, who was Killed in Action (KIA) at a forward location along LC in Naugam Sector on 05 May 1972," Chinar Corps posted on its Twitter handle. "A fallen soldier, irrespective to the country he belongs to, deserves respect &amp; honour in death. #IndianArmy stands with this belief. This is #IndianArmy for the world," the Army added.

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