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Terror recruitment down in J&K, zero stone pelting incidents in 2025: Defence ministry

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Terror recruitment down in J&K, zero stone pelting incidents in 2025: Defence ministry

Infiltration attempts along the Line of Control have significantly decreased in recent years.

Local recruitment into terror ranks has also seen a steep and steady decline.

However, ceasefire violations along the LoC experienced a sharp spike last year.

The defence ministry attributes these changes to various government initiatives and policies.

Growing tourism numbers indicate increasing stability and prosperity in the region.

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