After Balakot strike, Pakistani bids to infiltrate via the Jammu border up: BSF
The BSF says the threat on this stretch of border had become multi-dimensional in the last few years.
Editorial Staff
After Balakot strike, Pakistani bids to infiltrate via the Jammu border up: BSF Since Pakistan terms Jammu IB as ‘working boundary’, it attempts to change status quo of the IB. Extensive use of underground tunnels and drones to send more men and weapons to India through the Jammu border reflects a hardening of Pakistan’s attitude, particularly after the February 26, 2019 Indian Air Force strike on a terror camp in Balakot, according to an assessment by the Border Security Force (BSF). The BSF says the threat on this stretch of border had become multi-dimensional in the last few years. The constant presence and movement of the Pakistan Army, Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agents, terrorists and Special Service Groups has been noticed not only in the International Border belt, but also along border outposts of Pakistan Rangers, according to BSF’s senior most officer on the Jammu frontier, inspector general NS Jamwal. The Pakistan army, according to Jamwal, is extending its Kashmir ideology to the Jammu border in a similar fashion and with the lethality and seriousn…
