NEW DELHI: According to Jammu and Kashmir police sources said that some of the NSG units to be set up in J&K.

 "As is the case when a force is brought into a new theatre, modalities will be discussed with the J&K administration, police and other security agencies," a senior NSG officer was quoted by TOI as saying.

An appropriate infrastructure is being organized in place for NSG ahead of its teams moving in JK. The force will give training to CRPF and J&K police in entering and attacking buildings and other anti-terror skills.

"As and when terror situations demanding their special skills crop up, NSG commandos will be also be deployed for operations. The call will be taken by J&K police at whose disposal the force will be," an officer further said.

Worth mention her NSG commandos use classy Heckler and Koch MP5 submachine guns, sniper rifles, through-the-wall radar and C-4 explosives to get rid of holed-up militants.

The " Ramzan ceasefire ", while giving  relief to common people, made  counter-terror forces at a drawback by let-up pressure that intensified operations in previous months had built on terrorists. According to a senior J&K police officer, had the one-sided ceasefire not been in place and cordon-and-search operations sustained in the normal course, around 15-20 terrorists could have been neutralized based on intelligence flow on their movements in built-up areas.