Indian intelligence warns government of likely LeT attacks

After the ISIS, Indian intelligence agencies have warned the government that the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LeT) is planning major strikes in India. Around 15 to 20 LeT terrorists are planning strikes at different locations and are making desperate attempts to sneak into India.

According to the latest inputs shared with the ministries of home and defence and the top security brass, LeT commander Shaukhat is leading a group of four, who are camping at Pakistan’s Shahi post opposite India’s Krishna Ghati (KG) sector in Jammu and Kashmir, setting off alarm bells on the border, particularly along the LoC. Exposing the “direct” support given to the LeT’s terror plans by Pakistani troops, the Indian agencies have spotted the movement of at least five terrorists near a Pakistani post named “Abhiyal Dogra” across the border.

Simultaneously, another LeT commander, Irfan Tandewala, is leading another group of eight to nine LeT terrorists who have divided themselves into subgroups and are armed with automatic weapons, warn the latest inputs.