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Army official warns of attacks ahead of Obama visit

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Jammu: In a shocking revelation, around 200 militants are trying to infiltrate into the Indian side of Jammu and Kashmir ahead of US President Barack Obama’s visit, Lt Gen K H Singh said on Thursday.

The General Officer Commanding of the Indian Army’s 16 Corps also said there are inputs terrorists might try to attack schools, army camps, national highways and civilian areas on Republic Day. 

“About 200 militants in 36 launch pads across Pir Panchal Range are trying to infiltrate into the Indian side,” said Singh.

He also said the army is prepared for any such eventuality.

“Situation in the LoC, south of Pir Panjal is by and large peaceful, at least for the last two months or so. The Indian Army remains prepared all the time for any eventuality, for anything that may unfold,” said Singh.

He further said the country’s counter-infiltration posture is firmly in place.

“Like Army Chief Dalbir Singh said the terrorist infrastructure in PoK is intact. In 2014, the LoC was calm; there were 15 infiltration bids in 2014 which were foiled. Pakistan security establishments are currently tackling their own home-grown terrorists,” he added.

(With inputs from PTI)

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