Over 100 militants ready at Indo-Pak border to sneak into Kashmir Valley
10 May 2016 1:56 AM IST
Central intelligence agencies who have been closely monitoring Saeed's movement.
The gaps in the Indo-Pak border are covered by digital video recorders and thermal imaging cameras, but none of them showed any record of attempted infiltration around the time of the attack. (Photo: PTI)
New Delhi: In what is being viewed as a direct fallout of the visit of Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed to the borders over the past few days, at least 100 militants are said to have been moved to the launch pads along the Indo-Pak border for infiltration into the Kashmir Valley.
According to highly-placed home ministry sources, Central intelligence agencies who have been closely monitoring Saeed’s movement have already alerted about a infiltration attempt from across the border over the next few weeks.
The issue was flagged and discussed in detail during a high-level meeting chaired by home minister Rajnath Singh last week which deliberated upon many security and development issues.
( Source : Deccan Chronicle. )
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