The Jammu and Kashmir police officer who had last week aforesaid at an occasion in Mumbai that native militants in Kashmir aren't terrorists, which individuals shouldn't express emotion over their killings, on Wednesday aforesaid that he had expressed those views in his personnel capability, and stood by what he had aforementioned.
An IPS officer of 2009 batch, Mishra, speaking at a function of Brahman Mahasammelan in Mumbai last week, known as the killing of Kashmiri militants as "our collective failure". The video of Mishra's speech was widely shared on social media in the valley.
He said, "Today, the hassle is to capture them alive. we are attempting to bring them back from the path on that Pakistan is leading them." Mishra asked individuals in the audience to visit Kashmir and see the pain of the local population and urged them to properly educate others, particularly the young, about what's happening in Kashmir.
The SSP additionally spoke concerning the sacrifices made by native people that join the police and the Army.
Asked whether Mishra's speech reflects the state police's thinking, Director General of Police S P Vaid aforesaid he must check what the officer had really aforesaid. "I suppose I shouldn't comment on this issue," he said.