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J&K govt approves plan to engage 4000 ex-servicemen for protection of vital infrastructure
The Statesman Kolkata
|May 18, 2025
In a major step towards strengthening community-based security and harnessing the capabilities of former military personnel, the Jammu and Kashmir government has approved a plan under which 4,000 Ex-Servicemen (ESM) volunteers will protect the critical infrastructure in all 20 districts of the Union Territory (UT).
These ESMs will guard vital installations, including power stations, bridges, government installations, and other vulnerable points.
According to a defence spokesman, the Sainik Welfare Board of Jammu & Kashmir had moved a proposal for mobilising Ex-Servicemen (ESM) to safeguard vital infrastructure across the Union Territory. This proposal has now been formally approved by the J&K Government, setting the stage for a unique collaboration between veterans and civil authorities.
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