Pakistani Conspiracy Alert: 250 Terrorists On Launchpad! Indian Army On High Alert
Pakistani Conspiracy Alert: 250 Terrorists on Launchpad! Indian Army on High Alert.
Pakistani Conspiracy Alert: Stay informed about the latest security threat as 250 terrorists are poised on a launchpad, prompting a high alert from the Indian Army.
Insights from BSF Inspector General Ashok Yadav and preparations for Vijay Diwas celebrations after the historic victory in 1971.
Be updated on the Army’s readiness to face security challenges from Pakistan and China.
Pak is again preparing for a big conspiracy in India! 250 terrorists present on the launchpad; Army soldiers are on high alert.
Pakistani Conspiracy Alert: Launchpad 250 Terrorists Present.
BSF Inspector General Ashok Yadav said, “There are intelligence inputs that 250-300 terrorists are waiting at the launchpad, but we and the army have captured all the sensitive areas.”
Will foil any infiltration attempt – BSF.
He said that the brave soldiers of the BSF and Army are alert in the border areas and will foil any infiltration attempt. “We are confident of foiling any infiltration attempt,” Yadav continued.
The bond between security forces and the people of Kashmir has increased in the last few years.
He further said that the engagement between the security forces and the people of Kashmir has increased in the last few years.
“If people cooperate with us, we can pursue developmental activities in a better way.”
On this Vijay Diwas, the Army will honor the soldiers and draw inspiration from their victory in 1971.
On Saturday, Vijay Diwas, the army, which is always prepared to face the nation’s foes in Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, will draw inspiration from the great triumph of 1971.
93 thousand enemy soldiers were forced to surrender.
Tributes will be paid to the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country in Vijay Divas programs in the state.
Exactly 53 years ago, in the India-Pak War of 1971, the army forced 93 thousand enemy soldiers to surrender.
Army ready to face security challenges posed by Pak-China countries.
Even today, the Army is ready to pay any cost to face the security challenges posed by countries like Pakistan and China with high morale.
Programs will be held at the war memorials of 14, 15, and 16 Corps Headquarters.
On Saturday, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Army’s Northern Command, Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi will salute the martyrs.
Along with the command headquarters, programs will also be held at the war memorials of 14, 15, and 16 corps headquarters of the army.
