Overground Worker Of Terrorists Arrested From Kupwara

Overground worker of terrorists arrested from Kupwara, arms and ammunition recovered.

Seeing the tightening grip on the terrorists of the security forces in Kashmir, terrorist organizations have started activating their overground workers.

With the help of these overground workers, these terrorist organizations are trying to increase the attacks.

At the same time, to thwart this conspiracy of terrorists, the security forces have activated their information systems to trace and nab these overground workers.

This operation of the security forces is also proving successful.

Today, in district Kupwara, the security forces, while checking the vehicles during a blockade, arrested an overground worker of terrorists with a huge cache of arms and ammunition.

The overground worker has been identified as Bashir Ahmed. Police are interrogating him. It is being claimed that on the basis of the interrogation of this overground worker, more arrests may be possible.

India China Border Issue: China installed its mobile towers near Indian territory in eastern Ladakh

Despite the strengthening of the Indian Army in Eastern Ladakh, conspiracies continue on China’s Line of Actual Control.

He is continuously strengthening the infrastructure in his area under the guise of development.

China has installed high towers in its area to strengthen the communication network and better monitor the Indian territory.

Indian activities are being monitored with the help of better cameras on these towers.

Before building the bridge over Pangang Lake, China had built eight roads to speed up the movement of the army in the area.

All these roads are from its G219 highway towards the Line of Actual Control so that it is possible to deliver army equipment quickly.

Along with this, the neighboring country has built underground shelters for military equipment along with making solid infrastructure for its soldiers to live in.

Now erecting three towers in China is a step toward creating a better surveillance system with communication facilities.

Councilor of Chushul, Kaunchok Stanzin, who warned the country about the installation of towers on the Line of Actual Control of China, has raised the issue of further strengthening the communication network in eastern Ladakh.

Stenzel says that China’s ever-strengthening infrastructure is a matter of concern. He wrote on the Internet media that China has erected towers very close to the Hat Snipang area.

There are still 11 such villages in Chushul in eastern Ladakh where a mobile network is not available. It needs to be taken seriously.