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Militant numbers in Kashmir down to single digits, says IG Sujit Kumar

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Inspector General of Police Sujit Kumar said the number of terrorists active in Kashmir has dropped to single digits. He noted that giving an exact figure is difficult, as the count keeps changing with operations and movements. The statement reflects the security establishment's assessment of the militancy situation in the region. Authorities continue to monitor the remaining militants and their networks. The details above are based solely on the headline provided, as the full article text was not included.

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