New corps commander for Kashmir lieutenant general Syed Ata Hasnain said on Thursday the army would deal with the situation in the Valley in a humanitarian manner and try to soothe aggrieved people.

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“I am looking at how the army can assist the state administration in reaching out to the people and applying balm on wounds that have been suffering over a period,” the commander said on the sidelines of a function to mark Vijay Diwas in Srinagar.

Hasnain, who is only the second Muslim army commander of the Srinagar-based 15 corps in the past 20 years, noted the army’s main weapon was its heart.