Pakistan relentlessly trying to push terrorists into J&K: Indian Army

Indileak Web Desk

Srinagar: Exposing the nefarious design of Pakistan and its military establishment, the Indian Army on Wednesday asserted that the neighbour is leaving no stone unturned to infiltrate maximum terrorists inside India with the sole aim of disrupting peace in Jammu and Kashmir.

We have informed the DGMO Pakistan about the captured terrorists

Addressing a press conference in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, Chinar Corps Commander Lieutenant General KJS Dhillon said, “all the launch pads across the Line of Control are now full and infiltration attempts are being made every day.”

He further said that all such attempts from across the LoC till date were successfully thwarted and in the process either the infiltrating terrorists were killed or were pushed back. “We are maintaining round the clock vigil at the LoC to thwart all possible infiltration attempts by the terrorists with the help of the Pakistani Army,” said Lt Gen Dhillon.

He also confirmed that there were infiltration attempts in Poonch and Rajouri area. The Army added that it had arrested two Pakistani terrorists associated with Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) on August 21 from Jammu and Kashmir. On this occasion, the Army also released the confessional video of the arrested terrorists.

It may be mentioned here that in a major breakthrough in the fight against terror, Indian security agencies arrested two terrorists, Khalil Ahmad and Nazim Khokar.

Before infiltrating into the Indian soil from across the LoC, the nabbed terrorists underwent training at LeT camps in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK). Subsequently, a group of seven LeT terrorists were infiltrated into Kashmir. Ahmad and Khokar were part of this group which also had three Afghan terrorists. These facts were revealed by the arrested terrorists during sustained grilling by the Army.

“We have informed the DGMO Pakistan about the captured terrorists,” said the Army.

Speaking at the same press briefing, Jammu and Kashmir Additional Director-General of Police (ADGP) law and order, Munir Khan, said that since August 5 there have not been any incident of civilian casualty. He said that the law and order situation was better and said that normalcy had been fast returning back.