Terrorists Can Target Security Establishments In Kashmir

Terrorists can target security establishments in Kashmir, alert issued, Pakistani intelligence agency ISI hatched a conspiracy.

The peace prevailing in Kashmir has started knocking in the eyes of Pakistan. The Pakistani government and the army led by General Bajwa are making diligent efforts to create unrest in Kashmir.

According to sources, Pakistani intelligence agency ISI is now instigating terrorists and overground workers as well as hybrid terrorists to attack the camps and posts of security forces in Kashmir.

Official sources, citing intelligence inputs, said that the Pakistani intelligence agency ISI has asked Heads of terrorist organizations like LeT, JeM, and TRF operating in POK to provide security to their cadres.

Instruct the forces to attack the camps. Sources said that terrorists who have already entered Kashmir can carry out any major attack on security installations.

After this input from intelligence agencies, the security forces have been instructed to take extra vigil without any laxity.

Sources said that the operations being carried out against the terrorists in Poonch have indicated a dangerous preparation of these terrorist groups.

Adequate security arrangements have been made to prevent any terrorist incident, officials said.

These inputs have come to the fore at a time when Union Home Minister Amit Shah has recently visited Jammu and Kashmir.

Security officials say that barricades and strong bunkers have been built in the camps of the security forces to deal with the terrorists.

Terrorists can target security establishments in Kashmir: The security of residential complexes has been beefed up.

At present, adequate security forces have been deployed at the entry points to the cities of Kashmir including Srinagar.

Not only this, similar tight security arrangements have been put in place at defense installations as well.

Sources said joint patrolling by the Army and CRPF has been intensified to thwart the plans of the terrorists.