All measures aimed at safeguarding lives: Khan

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 9: Asserting that the administration has successfully dealt with the law and order situation in Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370 provisions, Advisor to J-K Governor Farooq Khan today said that not a single bullet has been fired by security forces for over a month and slammed Pakistan for spreading lies.
He stressed that all measures in Kashmir were aimed at safeguarding the lives of people and normalcy was slowly returning to the Valley.
“We have been successful in that (safeguarding lives). More than a month has now passed, but not even a single bullet has been fired by security forces and police to deal with the law and order situation. It is a big thing. It is the reality,” he said, adding they “will not be cowed down” by the Pakistani propaganda.
Khan told reporters that the Indian Government is exposing the propaganda by Pakistan which “has bitterly failed to internationalise the issue of Kashmir by spreading lies”.
“China too has failed… Everyone in the world knows it well that Pakistan is spreading propaganda and has been a master of lies,” he said.
However, Khan told reporters that trade and business activity will resume soon.
“The situation in the Valley is slowly getting normalised. You will soon see children attending schools and normal trade and business will resume soon,” Khan said.
He termed the firing by terrorists on a family in Sopore, in which a two-and-a-half-year-old child was injured, as an act of frustration.
Khan also called for making unified efforts to fight against the menace of malnutrition for a healthy and a prosperous nation.