India-Pakistan dispute : Pakistan is scared of India’s action after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. The terrorists are being expelled from the launch pads located in Pakistan -occupied Kashmir and transported to the army’s shelter sites. The Pakistani army has asked the terrorists to move to the army shelters or bunkers and vacate all the launch pads. According to sources in security agencies, terrorists infiltrate the Jammu and Kashmir border through guides from the launch pads at PoK.
Use of launch pads to protect terrorists
Indian security agencies have identified some launch pads. Terrorists are being transferred with the help of launch pads. According to sources, there are some launch pads in Kail, Sardi, Dudhanial, Atmukam, Jura, Lipa, Pachiban, Fortword Kahuta, Kotli, Khuirta, Mandhar, Nikail, Chamankot and Janakot, where terrorists are always present.
Border fear
After the Pahalgam attack, the tension between India and Pakistan is continuously increasing. Residents living near the Line of Control in Kashmir have started making all arrangements for their safety. After many years of general condition and peace, the increasing tension near the border has created an atmosphere of fear among the residents there. Local people have become worried after India warned of action in PoK.
Residents living near the border are worried due to increasing tension between the two countries.
Incidents of terrorist attacks and firing have become common in Jammu and Kashmir. However, stress between the two countries after the recent incident has created an atmosphere of fear among the residents of the border areas of Karen, Machil and Tangdhar. The residents have started opening the shelter site for their safety. Apart from this, they have started harvesting in agriculture rapidly and have also started storage of grains.
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