Pakistan Plans To Infiltrate Large Scale Before Snowfall

Pakistan plans to infiltrate a large scale before snowfall. Pakistan Plans large-scale incursions into the state before the snowfall.

The strategy to maintain an atmosphere of security and trust before the District Development Councils and Panchayat by-elections and to deal with the intrusions in the Kashmir Valley was finalized in the meeting of the Core Security Group of Kashmir on Tuesday.

In the meeting, issues related to a complete ban on the recruitment of local youth in terrorist organizations and legal help and rehabilitation of the militants who have given up arms have also been discussed in detail.

The security roadmap being prepared for the election of the District Development Council has been discussed in detail in the meeting.

During this period, reports were presented in connection with the conspiracy being hatched by the intelligence agencies operating in Jammu and Kashmir.

The terrorist leaders sitting in POK and the Pakistani intelligence agency ISI to spoil the situation in the state.

Based on this, it was decided to strengthen the security grid. It was informed in the meeting that during the next few days, attempts to infiltrate by terrorists on the LoC can be expedited.

Incidents of ceasefire violations by the Pakistani Army for infiltration may increase. The aim of the Pakistani army and terrorist leaders is to push more and more militants into Kashmir before the infiltration route is closed due to snow.

The meeting also discussed issues related to the misconduct carried out by Pakistan on social media, dealing with narco-terrorism, and the surrender of militant youth.

In the meeting, it has been decided to expedite the planned operations to kill the terrorists by taking tough action against the supporters and the overground workers of the terrorists.

Senior officers of CRPF, BSF, SSB, Army, and Kashmir Police, senior officers of all intelligence agencies.

In the Core Security Group meeting held on Tuesday evening under the joint chairmanship of Jammu Kashmir Police Director General Dilbag Singh and Chinar Corps Commander Lt Gen BS Raju. The Divisional Commissioner participated.