Militants’ desperate bid to disrupt polls: Gen Suhag
7 Dec 2014 10:52 PM GMT
“It appears to be a desperate attempt to disrupt the third phase of elections. I assure the nation that these elements will not be allowed to succeed in disrupting the democratic process,” he told reporters here.
General Suhag, who arrived here on Saturday morning, also paid tributes to the slain security force personnel by laying wreaths on their coffins at a sombre ceremony at Badamibagh Cantonment here.
He paid tributes to the slain soldiers, which included an officer of the Lt Colonel rank, saying their sacrifice will not go waste. “I salute the brave soldiers who laid down their lives in the line of duty. Their sacrifice will not go waste. In fact, it will inspire each of us.”
The Army chief reviewed the security situation in the state in the wake of the Uri attack that left 11 security force personnel dead.
The Army chief was briefed by top officers of the Chinar Corps about the counter-insurgency and counter- infiltration measures in place.
General Suhag, who arrived here on Saturday morning, also paid tributes to the slain security force personnel by laying wreaths on their coffins at a sombre ceremony at Badamibagh Cantonment here.
He paid tributes to the slain soldiers, which included an officer of the Lt Colonel rank, saying their sacrifice will not go waste. “I salute the brave soldiers who laid down their lives in the line of duty. Their sacrifice will not go waste. In fact, it will inspire each of us.”
The Army chief reviewed the security situation in the state in the wake of the Uri attack that left 11 security force personnel dead.
The Army chief was briefed by top officers of the Chinar Corps about the counter-insurgency and counter- infiltration measures in place.
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