Zero resistance for psychological warfare: Defense service's stern message to activists in Kashmir valley

NEW DELHI: Two days after the Bandipora experience that killed top Pakistani fear mongers, the protection service on Monday said there's zero resilience for psychological warfare.

"Our approach and assurance is clear. There is zero resistance for fear based oppression and we will stop cross outskirt penetration of psychological militants," said Subhash Bhamre, Minister of State - Defense.

"Our armed force is after them and attempting to flush out fear mongering from the valley," included Bhamre.

A Garud commando of the Indian Air Force (IAF) was additionally slaughtered amid the experience.

The Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police lashed out at nearby fear based oppressors, scrutinizing their morals.

"It's anything but difficult to call yourself Mujahideen. Be that as it may, are you a Mujahideen or Pakistan's intermediary," addressed General Officer Commanding (GOC) of 15 Corps Lt Gen J S Sandhu.

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Duterte vows end to uprising, 'jail or hell' in drug war

Manila: Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has vowed to continue his bloody war on illegal drugs despite international and domestic criticism and warned that offenders will end up in "jail or hell."

In his second state of the nation speech on July 24, Duterte also insisted he would not hold peace talks with communist rebels because of continuing attacks.

Thousands of protesters marched outside Congress demanding he deliver on a range of promises which mirror the diverse burdens of his presidency, from protecting human rights to improving internet speed.

A look at the most serious issues confronting Duterte as he enters his second year in power.

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