Security Forces On Alert After Rubber Boats Spotted Near Terror Launch Pads Along LOC newsnation.in

Earlier in August, the Border Security Force (BSF) found two Pakistani fishing boats abandoned in the ‘Harami Nala’ creek area along the Indo-Pak border near the Kutch district of Gujarat.
Security forces have increased patrolling after small rubber boats were spotted near terror launch pads along the Line of Control (LoC) and the International Border (IB) in Jammu and Kashmir. According to sources, intelligence agencies have asked security forces to strengthen patrolling around small water bodies. Some reports suggest that 13 small water bodies near the International Border in Akhnoor, Samba, and Kathua in Jammu division have been identified by the intelligence agencies to intensify patrolling. Meanwhile, the Gurej sector – a Valley through which the Kishanganga River runs and houses the road to Gilgit – is on high alert. According to intelligence inputs, terrorists may use the Krishna Ghati river for infiltration. Earlier in August, the Border Security Force (BSF) found two Pakistani fishing boats abandoned in the ‘Harami Nala’ creek area along the Indo-Pak border near the Kutch district of Gujarat.