Reports also say that Pakistan did not vacate several winter border posts which it usually does, tends to send a signal that it might be expecting retaliation from India after the Pulwama attack.
Pulwama terror attack is the centre for all the developments happening between India and Pakistan. Earlier in the day, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan in a televised address on a Pakistani TV channel said that his country will not think to retaliate but will retaliate if India attacks them after the Pulwama incident. Imran Khan rejected India's claim that Pakistan was behind the attack, even after terror outfit based in Pakistan Jaish-e-Mohammad claimed the responsibility.
At a time when the tension between India and Pakistan is increasing in wake of the Pulwama attack, it has been learnt through sources that several terror camps operating in Neelam Valley, Khel, Athmukam, Leepa, Hazira, Nikki etc have been shifted from the Pakitan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) to Pakistan Army base near the Line of Control (LoC), fearing any attack or retaliation from India, to avenge Pulwama attack.
Presuming any action from India after the Pulwama incident, Pakistani Army personnel have replaced Pakistani rangers and other teams at various border posts in PoK and Pakistan. The terror camps have been also shifted towards Pakistan's army base, about 10-15 km inside.
Reports also say that Pakistan did not vacate several winter border posts which it usually does, tends to send a signal that it might be expecting retaliation from India after the Pulwama attack.
The Pulwama terror attack is being seen possibly the worst attack targeting the Indian armed forces were 40 CRPF personnel were martyred and several injured when an SUV loaded with explosives blew off near an army convoy having 78 buses.
India and the world community have condemned the terror attack and has asked Pakistan to act safe terror havens operating in its soil. Meanwhile, the United States has called upon Pakistan to let Masood Azhar be placed on the terror list. According to reports,
Pakistan diplomats in Washington DC have been conveyed to put Masood Azhar, leader of the terror outfit JeM, on the terror list. It is to be mentioned that India has led the battle from the front to push US to list Masood Azhar on US-designated terrorist list but China has always blocked this move, playing its veto power.
1. ISI, terror groups met on February 13: Reports
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An important meeting between ISI, terror groups held on February 13, a day before Pulwama attack in Batal area, opposite to KG Sector in Kashmir. Reports say that the meeting was held to assess the course of action after the Pulwama terror attack. Terrorists including Mohammad Umar and Mohammad Ibrahim, Ismail and Lamba of the Jaish, Abu Tayyar (resident of Gulpur), Imtiyaz (resident of Nakyal) had attended the meeting. (Representational Photo)
2. US asks Pakistan to put Masood Azhar on terror list: Reports
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After the Pulwama attack, the United States has asked Pakistani diplomats in Washington DC to put JeM chief Masood Azhar on the terror list. (File Photo)
3. Terror camps near LoC shifted to Pakistani Army base camps in PoK
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Several terror camps of Lashkar, Jaish and Hizbul have been shifted from their locations close to LOC to 10-15 km in depth and even inside army bases in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). The terror camps were operating in Neelam Valley, Khel, Athmukam, Leepa, Hazira, Nikki and other regions.
4. Move after PM Modi's warning to terrorists that Pulwama attack will be avenged
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said that he saw people of the country were angry after the Pulwama attack and losing our bravehearts. He assured the country that Army was given free hand and that Pulwama attack will be avenged. (File Photo)
5. Pakistan PM Imran Khan's warning to retaliate if India attacks
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At a time when India is talking of revenge from Pakistan, PM Imran Khan on Tuesday said that if India will attack us they won't think to retaliate but they will retaliate. Imran Khan said that Pakistan was being blamed without any evidence of its involvement in the Pulwama attack. He, however, said that only dialogue will lead to a solution.
