Udhampur, April 22, KNT: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday said the government will make every possible effort to prevent incidents like the Pahalgam attack from recurring, asserting a firm commitment to maintaining peace and security.
Speaking to reporters on the first anniversary of the April 22, 2025 Pahalgam incident, the Chief Minister said questions related to intelligence inputs would need to be addressed by agencies concerned, but emphasized that the administration remains focused on prevention.
“That is something you would have to ask those who have access to such intelligence inputs. I can only say that we will make every possible effort to ensure that even if Pakistan attempts such attacks, we will not allow them to happen. That is our commitment,” he said.
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Abdullah reiterated that the people of Jammu and Kashmir stand united in grief and determination, and stressed that the government is committed to ensuring such incidents are not repeated.
He expressed solidarity with the families of the 26 victims, offering prayers for those who lost their lives and acknowledging the enduring pain of the bereaved families.
The Chief Minister said efforts will continue to strengthen measures aimed at preventing violence and safeguarding civilians, while underscoring the need to break the cycle of such incidents in the region.
He added that the administration remains committed to ensuring peace and stability, with a focus on protecting innocent lives and maintaining public confidence. [KNT]
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