J&K Sees Sharp Drop in Terror Violence, Lowest Levels in Decades

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Terror-related violence in Jammu and Kashmir has fallen to its lowest point in decades, pointing to greater stability in the region. Only two security personnel deaths have been recorded so far this year, a marked decrease. Local recruitment into militant groups has also dropped sharply, with no new recruits reported in 2026. Law and order has also improved, and no civil unrest has been reported this year.

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