Kumar Bahukhandi
During ‘Operation Sindoor’, the Indian Army destroyed several terror hideouts in Pakistan and PoK-Photo Credit- Reuters
Indian intelligence agencies have intercepted data which shows that a high-level meeting was held recently in Bahawalpur. Top commanders of Jaish, Lashkar, Hizbul and other terrorist organisations including TRF and ISI officials were present in the meeting, ISI had given a big assurance of providing funding and human resources to redevelop the demolished terrorist camps and launch pads in the meeting .
A big information has been received from sources in the security forces. The terrorist launch pads which were destroyed by the Indian Army in May, Pakistan is busy in setting up those launch pads and terrorist training camps once again by giving them huge funding. According to intelligence sources, the Pakistani Army, its intelligence agency ISI and the Pak government are busy in setting up these terrorist structures again. Especially in Pakistan’s illegally occupied Kashmir (POK) and the areas adjoining it.
According to sources in intelligence agencies, Pakistan’s terrorist organisations and ISI are trying to build high-tech and small terrorist camps in dense forests near the LoC so that they can avoid surveillance and attacks. This step has been taken after the operation of the Indian Army, in which the hideouts of terrorist organizations like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), Hizbul Mujahideen and The Resistance Front (TRF) were destroyed.
Terror bases being re-established
The camps being re-established are located in areas like Luni, Putwal, Typepu Post, Jamila Post, Umranwali, Chaparal, Forward Kehta, Chhota Chak and Janglora. According to the information, now these camps are being equipped with advanced technologies so that they can protect themselves from thermal imagers, foliage penetrating radar and satellites. At the same time, the Pak Army and ISI are redeveloping 13 launching pads present in PoK.
According to sources, these launching pads are present in Kel area, Shardi, Dudhniyaal, Athmugam, Jura, Lipa Valley, Pachiban Chaman, Tandpani, Nayali area, Jankot, Chakoti, Nickel, Forward. Kahuta. Along with this, Pakistan is also engaged in reactivating four terrorist launch pads on the international border. These are the launch pads and regular posts of Pak Rangers which were demolished by BSF during Operation Sindoor.
Four launch pads are being redeveloped
Sources in our intelligence agencies said that ISI is redeveloping four launch pads across the international border. These launch pads are drone centers located in Masroor Bada Bhai, Chapral, Luni and Shakargarh. Sources say that ISI has adopted a strategy of dividing big camps into smaller camps, so that there is no presence of too many terrorists at one place and if there is an attack, the damage is limited.
Meeting between terrorists and ISI in Bahawalpur
Each mini-camp will have separate security, which will be monitored by specially trained security personnel of the Pakistan Army. These guards will be equipped with thermal sensors, low-frequency radar systems and anti-drones. Coordination is also being established between ISI and terrorist organizations. Indian intelligence agencies have intercepted which shows that a high-level meeting was held recently in Bahawalpur.
Top commanders of other terrorist organisations including Jaish, Lashkar, Hizbul and TRF and ISI officials were present in the meeting, where ISI had given a big assurance of providing funding and human resources to redevelop the demolished terrorist camps and launch pads, after which terrorist camps and launch pads are being repaired again at many places.
