Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir governor NN Vohra on Wednesday called for a time-bound security audit of “sensitive and important” security establishments in the state. The governor and Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti held a meeting to discuss the security situation in the wake of a militant attack on a BSF camp near the Srinagar airport. [caption id=“attachment_4110351” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] File image of security personnel running to take positions during an encounter with militants who stormed a BSF camp on Tuesday. PTI[/caption] The meeting lasted one hour. “The governor advised the chief minister to see that the heads of all forces hold an urgent meeting for a time-bound security audit of all sensitive and important security establishments in J&K,” a spokesperson said. The governor said he had spoken to DGP SP Vaid immediately after he was informed about the militant attack. Vohra and the chief minister discussed a host of other issues, including the need for heads of departments and administrative secretaries to put in extra efforts to ensure implementation of all development and welfare programmes.
Jammu and Kashmir governor NN Vohra on Wednesday called for a time-bound security audit of “sensitive and important” security establishments in the state after the attack on BSF camp
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