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| Pak plays cricket with India in Dubai, keeps terror pot boiling in J&K | | Asteen Ka Saanp! | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 29: Even as Pakistan played cricket with India in Dubai on August 28 only to get duly defeated in the international match, the neighboring country is not putting an end to sponsoring terror into Jammu and Kashmir.
Whereas for the last few days the players from Pakistan were shaking hands with their counterparts from India for the international cricket event being held in the United Arab Emirates, the neighboring country remained equally busy sponsoring terror into J&K.
Since the day cricketing event picked up in Dubai, Pakistani Army handled at least three infiltration bids including suicide squads of terrorist into the Union Territory only to face the Indian forces on alert.
Whereas in Uri three terrorists were killed and a cache of arms and ammunition were recovered in Kamalkote area of the frontier, in Rajauri, a terrorist from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir was caught alive when he was on a suicide mission to attack the Indian Army but had got wounded.
While two of his colleagues had managed to flee, the wounded terrorist was rescued by the brave soldiers of the Indian Army, who saved his life by taking him to hospital and donating their own blood for him.
In another infiltration bid in the last around a week, atleast one terrorist was killed in same frontier of Jammu province when he stepped onto a mine near the international fence. What is even interesting is that in the recent infiltration bids the terrorist were carrying made in Pakistan cigarettes and Pakistani currency with them. Alongside the arms and ammunition recovered on the frontiers of Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian Army has also seized a cache of Pakistani currency and cigarettes, in both the regions, as a hard evidence of the double speak of the neighboring country that on one side cricket is being played and handshakes being done but on the other terror is being sponsored into Jammu and Kashmir.
“The dubious role of Pakistan is nothing new, it has been the same for the last over seven decades,” said an observer keeping an eye on the events. |
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