Pakistan’s dangerous game: Shielding terror amid rising tensions

The recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, which claimed the lives of 26 innocent civilians, has sparked national outrage. In response, the Indian Army has intensified its counter-terror operations. Intelligence inputs confirm that the militants responsible for the attack are hiding in the dense forests of South Kashmir.

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Security forces have tracked these terrorists on four different occasions, with one direct gunfight already taking place. Local residents have been instrumental in providing crucial information, enabling the forces to corner the terrorists more effectively.

As the Indian Army prepares for a possible large-scale operation, attention has turned toward Pakistan's continued support for terrorism. Reliable intelligence has revealed that approximately 110 to 130 terrorists are stationed at 42 launch pads across the border. These launch pads are now under the direct protection of the Pakistan Army, which is also reportedly helping terrorists take shelter in bunkers to avoid Indian retaliation. This blatant support further exposes Pakistan's role in fueling cross-border terrorism.

There is growing speculation that India might launch a precision strike on Pakistan-based terrorist infrastructure at any moment. Pakistan’s protective stance toward these terrorists not only threatens India's national security but also poses a grave risk to global stability.