Overview
- Manoj Sinha condemned the November 10 attack near Delhi’s Red Fort and said terrorism has long harmed J&K’s youth and social cohesion.
- He called for citizens to report suspicious activity and those who shelter militants, stressing society’s role in dismantling the terror ecosystem.
- Reporting from investigators says eight suspects, including seven from Kashmir, have been arrested in an alleged Faridabad-centered Jaish-e-Mohammed module; the car was driven by a Pulwama doctor, according to police.
- Sinha framed recent years as a peace dividend and highlighted IUST’s expansion since 2021, citing growth in programmes, research funding, patents and startup incubation.
- He urged filmmakers to document victims and expose ringleaders of terror networks, as political voices pressed for rigorous yet fair and transparent investigations.