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J&K on high alert as Pakistani terrorists move close towards LoC
5/29/2019 10:41:57 PM
Early Times Report
Jammu, May 29: The Indian Army has identified 16 terror facilities in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) which are already busy training terrorists who will attempt to enter India
As the snow has started melting in high terrains of Jammu and Kashmir, the security forces are expecting infiltration bid from Pakistan to increase.
They have identified 16 terror facilities in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) which are already busy training terrorists who will attempt to enter India.
According to the new intelligence report, India has prepared a detailed report of 16 terror facilities in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK). According to sources, these camps are not only used for physical training but specialised training to use high-tech gadgets are being given here.
All the terror facilities are in the vicinity of Pakistan army base and 11 of such camps are in PoK closer to the Indian border. Of these 11, five are in Mujjfrabad, Kotli and Burnala regions of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Sources claim that terrorists from these camps have already started moving towards their launch pads close to Indian borders. To keep a check on this Indian Army has also positioned their men in the forward areas. A high alert has been issued in those areas as well.
According to the Indian Army, all the infiltration attempts will be replied with bullets.
Sources said the summer months are likely to see a lot of action as Pakistan would try to revive terrorist activities.
Meanwhile, the entire Jaish-e-Mohammed leadership has been either eliminated or neutralised and no new cadres are joining them due to the targeted operations by army and other security agencies in the state.
Sources said that these training centres are being used to prepare young terrorists for commando like assaults along with latest technical know-how. These terror camps have communication and control stations of top terror commanders. At these centres, specialised training of sniping, water combat, operating drones and putting together improvised explosive devices (IEDs) are given.
The water combat training that is imparted to the terrorists in these camps poses a grave threat to India via sea. Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba on Tuesday warned that there are reports about terrorists being trained to carry out operations through the sea.
According to the sources, the reports on Pakistan's terror hubs will be shared at international platforms to expose how the country is a breeding ground of terrorists. India, if reports are to be believed, has got the satellite image of these hideouts.
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