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Despite Growing Encounter- Another Local Youth Joins Militants

November 26

Despite growing encounters and repeated verbal attempts of the Army and Director General of Jammu Kashmir  Police, Militancy is showing no signs of declination.

In fact the Army General of India has been constantly asking the local Kashmiri youth to give up arms and asking people to keep their wards away from militancy.
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Though Militancy is growing swiftly as more local youth are picking up arms to strengthen the Militant ranks, Figures available to The Kashmiriyat suggest that at least 156 Local youth have picked up arms this year.

Sources told The Kashmiriyat that another youth identified as Ishfaq Rashid Khan son of Abdul Rashid Khan is the latest one to join Militants.

The 27 year old Ishfaq who is a resident of Sozith area in Narbal of Central Kashmir’s Budgam district has joined the Militant outfit Lashkar e Taiba.

A photograph available to The Kashmiriyat has shown Ishfaq posing with an assault AK 47 Rifle.

The Kashmir valley has witnessed a surge in youth joining the Militant ranks after the encounter of Burhan Wani on July 08, 2016.

Despite the Indian Army having launched ‘Operation All Out’ and intensifying the Anti Militancy operations, the local Militancy is on rise.

Militancy this year has seen a huge rise after the three encounter that were held on a single day on April 01 in South Kashmir ending with the death of 13 local Militants.

The Himalayan region has seen large number of youth picking up arms since an armed insurgency began against the Indian rule in 1988.

Since their partition both India and Pakistan have fought three wars claiming the region in its entirety. (The Kashmiriyat)