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| Pakistan desperate to push in terrorists | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 17: Pakistan is desperately trying to push in terrorists in the State and after receiving a setback in Keran sector, it's making attempts from international border.
It's after quite long time that civilians have been targeted by Pakistan in Akhnoor sector, which had witnessed migration along the border in the past.
According to intelligence sources, Pakistan is desperately trying to push in terrorists from every possible routes. It is trying to engage India at multiple points and is looking for some slackness and lost of concentration to push on Indian side to push in these terrorists.
The sources said that the entire game plan is aimed to keeping the Kashmir simmer for two reason. Sources said the ante has been upped by the Pakistan so to give Pak army a dominant position even after General Kayani throws up his boots.
Army is trying to send the message to political establishment in the country that it still continue to be a dominant factor and will dictate the narrative. It's for this reason that it has renewed hostile activities along the border. Source said Pakistan army knows that it will suffer some causality.
"This is what Pakistan army wants. Loss of personnel by Indian retaliation will put in position to go for more hostilities and in the process political leadership couldn't say anything. It's how it wants to be dominant player in the country," said a senior official. The second game plan of the army is to keep the Kashmir boiling is to achieve its nefarious design post 2014 when US led forces pull out from Afghanistan.
Sources said Pakistan wants to engage India in Kashmir by sending hard core Taliban terrorists so that India doesn't concentrate in Afghanistan, which Pakistan believes is his personal fiefdom.
India has invested heavily in Afghanistan not to the liking of Pakistan especially Army and it's for this reason that Pak army has renewed hostilities along the border. |
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