Anantnag attack aftermath: Intensify area domination, step up intelligence-led ops: J&K DGP Nalin Prabhat
Jammu and Kashmir DGP Nalin Prabhat instructed police to intensify area and night domination following the recent terrorist attack in Anantnag. He emphasized strengthening security around critical infrastructure, improving intelligence-led operations, and ensuring reliable communication networks. The directive also called for heightened situational awareness and weather‑related preparedness across all formations.
- ▪The DGP chaired a security review meeting to assess the prevailing security scenario after the Anantnag attack.
- ▪Police were directed to increase patrols in vulnerable and urban areas to deter anti‑national elements.
- ▪Officers were tasked with enhancing intelligence collection, coordination among agencies, and targeting residual terror networks.
- ▪One policeman was killed in the Anantnag attack, prompting the new operational directives.
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Intensify area domination and night domination to deter anti-national elements and maintain a strong police presence, Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Nalin Prabhat said on Friday (July 25, 2026). Chairing a security review meeting at the Police Control Room, Kashmir, “to assess the prevailing security scenario and other emerging challenges across the Union Territory” in the wake of the terrorist attack at Anantnag, DGP Prabhat passed fresh directions to the top officers in Kashmir. Policeman killed in terror attack in Kashmir; 1,200 suspects detainedA police spokesman said DGP Prabhat directed the officers to intensify area domination and night domination, particularly in vulnerable and urban areas, to deter anti-national elements and maintain a strong police presence.
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