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Title: Annual Report 2010- 2011 (India Ministry of Home Affairs)
Contributors: Ministry of Home Affairs Library
Keywords: Trends of violence in Jammu and Kashmir – India
Economic development in Jammu and Kashmir
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: New Delhi, India : Ministry of Home Affairs
Abstract: “Internal Security situation in the country remains largely under control, except for an attack on foreign tourists in Delhi and a low intensity bomb blast in Varanasi, there has been no major terrorist incident in the hinterland in the current year. While the situation in Jammu and Kashmir in terms of incidents of terrorist violence and related casualties has shown a perceptible improvement, however, the summer of 2010 witnessed unprecedented violence in the Valley in the form of protests and agitations turning violent and the security forces being attacked, in particular, stone pelting by a section of youth. The level of violence came down considerably by end of September, 2010 and the situation is under control. In the North- Eastern states, situation has improved in terms of casualties of civilians and security forces. Naxal violence saw an increase in terms of number of incidents and casualties of civilians and security forces as compared to the corresponding period of 2009. The Communal Situation in the country by and large remained under control.”
URI: http://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/88435/dsp018336h5318
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