LG Manoj Sinha Takes Responsibility for Pahalgam Terror Attack

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has publicly accepted responsibility for the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, which claimed 26 lives. In a candid interview, he described the incident as a significant security lapse and acknowledged the brutal nature of the attack on innocent civilians. Sinha emphasized the need for improved security measures in open areas and addressed concerns regarding local involvement in the attack. His statements reflect a commitment to addressing the security challenges in Jammu and Kashmir while acknowledging the complexities of the situation. Read on to discover more about his insights and the implications for the region's safety.
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LG Manoj Sinha Takes Responsibility for Pahalgam Terror Attack

Responsibility Acknowledged by LG Manoj Sinha

Manoj Sinha, the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, has accepted full responsibility for the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, which resulted in the tragic loss of 26 lives. According to a report from a leading news outlet, he mentioned that while the identities of the attackers have been established, law enforcement has yet to apprehend them. Sinha emphasized that he takes complete accountability for what he described as a significant security failure.


Details of the Attack

In an interview with a prominent daily, Sinha expressed his sorrow over the unfortunate incident, highlighting the brutal killing of innocent individuals. He reiterated his acceptance of responsibility, labeling the event as a clear lapse in security. He noted that there has been a prevailing belief that terrorists typically do not target tourists, and the attack occurred in an open area, which lacks adequate security provisions.


Concerns Over Security Measures

Sinha, who has been in office since 2020, revealed that the location of the attack was indeed an open field without any facilities for security personnel. He characterized the incident as a terrorist attack sponsored by Pakistan. While arrests made by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) indicate local involvement, he cautioned against concluding that the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir has deteriorated entirely. He also remarked that incidents of strikes and stone-pelting in the valley are now largely a thing of the past.


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