Between the unrest in Jammu and Kashmir, Chief Minister Mahbooba Mufti met Army Chief General Bipin Rawat. In the meeting Mahbooba Mufti spoke on the new videos of the soldiers who later came to social media.

In those videos, some Kashmiri youth were beaten by army soldier and army soldier forced to Kashmiri youth to shout slogans of 'Pakistan Murdabad'.

Mufti told Rawat that such an action would turn the whole work done in the last few years. At the same time, they also talked about taking action on the people responsible for those incidents. The meeting between Mufti and Rawat were held on Saturday (April 15th). Earlier another video had surfaced. One Kashmiri youth was being tied up on an army jeep in it. Seeing him, Mehbooba had surprised and grieved.

Mehbooba said that serious consequences of such an action can be found.

According to sources, Mehbooba also told Rawat that such action would have serious impact on the state. At the same time, it is not well at national and international level.

According to the information, Mehbooba told General Rawat that the jeep video has made a lot of negative impact on the people and the people are angry with them.

It has been found that during the interaction Mahbooba said, "nothing will come out from the poles, so far as it happened, but do not do that in the future."

Mahbooba said that this will affect the goodwill operation run by the army and the government and the arrangements for the roaming for Kashmiri youth.

It is learned that General Rawat has also given the assurance of doing something as soon as possible.

Tell that the video appeared on Saturday (April 15th). In it Kashmiri youth was being beaten badly by the poles and the youth were being shouted against Pakistan.

However, it is not clear when the videos are? Mahbooba had come to Delhi to meet PM Modi, but he had gone to Bhubaneswar along with BJP leaders.

Army Chief General Bipin Rawat also met Governor NN Vohra. An army official said that Rawat arrived in Jammu on Saturday (April 15th) and met Vohra in Raj Bhavan. Both discussed issues related to elections in Kashmir, security, law and order and status on the border.

The officer told that the army chief told them about the army's anti-terrorist campaign in the valley along with the vigilance and deployment extended on the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir.

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