Minister of State (MoS) for Prime Minister's office Jitendra Singh on Sunday said that the Centre is leaving no stone unturned in restoring peace in the valley, while adding that Kashmir will not witness any untoward incident anymore.
Singh while addressing the media, after the District Executive Committee meeting said that because of swift action of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government the militants and the terrorist organizations are under a lot of pressure.
Singh said that the investigation that was started by the Central Government in the Valley will churn positive results.
"The way Pakistan intruded earlier, things are better under our government and they have been given a strong answer. Militants and the terrorist organizations are under a lot of pressure," Singh said.
"I am sure that the procedure and investigations that has been started will reach its end. And this will be the last round of militancy in Kashmir," he said.
The Kashmir Police in a Press Conference earlier today, said that Pakistani terrorist organisation Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) was behind the terror attack on the Amarnath Pilgrim which took place last month, and als0 claimed that they are quite near and hopefully would "eliminate" the militants involved, pretty soon.
The statement comes after they claim to have arrest three accused persons who helped the terrorist's logistics.
Earlier on July 10, a bus carrying 17 pilgrims from Baltal to Mir Bazar, became victim to the terror attack, killing seven people and fifteen others injured after a group of terrorists opened fire on the bus.
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