Srinagar: While some Kashmiri students were creating unrest in the
Valley by pelting stones at security forces, 40 Indian Institute of
Technology (IIT) aspirants from the violence-torn state were undergoing
coaching with the Indian Army to compete in the one of the toughest
exams in India.
Nine of these Super-40 students have cracked the IIT-Joint Entrance Examination-Advanced (JEE-Advanced) test, the results of which were announced on June 11. Sarvesh Mehtani, a student from Chandigarh, topped the JEE (Advanced) examination.
The situation started deteriorating during his second posting between 1991 and 1993, the Army chief said, noting that he also had stints in J&K from 2006-2008 and then from 2010-12.
"I have seen the situation. How many generations will see this gunfire and smoke from explosives?" he asked.
"Generations have been destroyed due to this. The fear that has set in the mind of people of Kashmir and the youth... (that) a militant or the security forces will come."
"So you have militants on one side and security forces on the other. How long will we stay in this atmosphere. We have to put an end to it. We wish that peace is restored there and we carry out our daily work without any problem," Rawat said.
The Army conducts coaching at Srinagar with its training partner Centre for Social Responsibility and Learning (CSRL) and Petronet LNG.
The initiative for coaching Kashmiri students for engineering entrance examinations was launched in 2013.
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Nine of these Super-40 students have cracked the IIT-Joint Entrance Examination-Advanced (JEE-Advanced) test, the results of which were announced on June 11. Sarvesh Mehtani, a student from Chandigarh, topped the JEE (Advanced) examination.
The situation started deteriorating during his second posting between 1991 and 1993, the Army chief said, noting that he also had stints in J&K from 2006-2008 and then from 2010-12.
"I have seen the situation. How many generations will see this gunfire and smoke from explosives?" he asked.
"Generations have been destroyed due to this. The fear that has set in the mind of people of Kashmir and the youth... (that) a militant or the security forces will come."
"So you have militants on one side and security forces on the other. How long will we stay in this atmosphere. We have to put an end to it. We wish that peace is restored there and we carry out our daily work without any problem," Rawat said.
The Army conducts coaching at Srinagar with its training partner Centre for Social Responsibility and Learning (CSRL) and Petronet LNG.
The initiative for coaching Kashmiri students for engineering entrance examinations was launched in 2013.
Source:-Zeenews
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