Pakistan has again begun mobilizing terrorists and its troops across the Line of Control (LoC). There are fears that Pakistan may carry out a major incident to divert attention from domestic unrest and the conflict with Afghanistan. However, the Indian Army is fully prepared.

New Delhi: Pakistan is currently embroiled in a direct conflict with Afghanistan. It is suffering a severe defeat in the fighting with the Taliban forces. A ceasefire has been declared, but it is difficult to say how long it will last. It appears that Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir has once again resorted to the same tried-and-true tactics that have been the Pakistani Army's legacy. According to reports, the activities of both terrorists and the Pakistani Army across the Line of Control (LoC ) have increased significantly in recent days. History shows that whenever Pakistan does something like this, it is a sinister conspiracy against India. Sensing Pakistan's sinister intentions, the Indian Army has gone on full alert and this time, preparations have been made to completely eliminate the enemy.

Preparation for infiltration from terror launch pad

According to a report in India Today, after Operation Sindoor, the launch pads of Pakistani terrorist organizations like Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba across the LoC were deserted. However, according to multi-agency sources, terrorist activities have suddenly increased in these Pakistani terror camps. A large number of terrorists have gathered here in the last one and a half months, and various reports indicate that approximately 120 terrorists, equipped with a large quantity of sophisticated weapons, are planning to infiltrate into Jammu and Kashmir before the heavy snowfall begins.

Collusion between Pakistani army and terrorists

Munir's sinister intentions can be gauged from the fact that the Pakistani Army, which is currently wreaking havoc on the Afghan border, has also become increasingly active near the Line of Control (LoC). Reports indicate that the Pakistani Army has a large presence of troops, including all types of units, from infantry to mechanized columns and heavy artillery. In light of this collaboration between Pakistani terrorists and the military, the Indian Army is also on high alert.

Indian Army is also on full alert mode

To counter any misadventure by the Pakistani Army, the Indian Army has activated its anti-infiltration systems, surveillance devices, and foot patrols. The Indian Army knows that the Pakistani Army has previously resorted to mischief to divert attention. It has previously used the LoC to carry out nefarious activities or orchestrated major incidents in Jammu and Kashmir. Given this, the Indian Army is reluctant to take any risks.

'Some will do more, more than ever'

Regarding his preparations, Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Katiyar, Commander of the Indian Army's Western Command, said, "We will take action beyond the ceasefire that took place...that is, we will do something more. We will do even more than what happened last time. ...I think that until Pakistan's thinking changes, it can continue doing what it does. Because, it does not have the capability to fight a war with us right now. It does not want to fight. Like, it has made its policy that 'bleed India two thousand cuts'...it will continue to take such actions in small steps...we have badly devastated it in Sindoor...but it can attack again. Therefore, we have to be prepared."

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