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At a time when efforts are on to diffuse tension
between neighbours India and Pakistan after the
barbaric killing of two Indian soldiers, chilling
reports have revealed the Pakistan Army's
sinister design to carry out more such attacks. A note based on ground intelligence in the
aftermath of the January 8 killing and subsequent
beheading of one jawan shows that the Pakistan
Army has been making lucrative offers to
mercenaries, who are being called "local guides",
to launch an offensive against the Indian Army. According to the intelligence input, the Pakistan
Army has been offering as much as Rs 5 lakh in
cash to these mercenaries to carry out the
beheading of Indian soldiers.
If the intelligence inputs are an
indicator of the Pakistan Army's
plans, the recent offensive is
unlikely to be the last one. The intelligence note on the
Pakistan Army's incentives to
mercenaries also revealed the
rewards offered for different
categories of attack. The intelligence input said that
local guides who assist the
border action teams of the
Pakistan Army would be
awarded Rs 5 lakh for
beheading, Rs 10,000 for killing an Indian soldier in sniper fire
and Rs 5,000 for planting a
mine. Moreover, a guide can be paid
between Rs 2,000 and Rs
12,000 for being part of the operation. "Pak army units have been asked to recruit locals
from villages near the LoC so that they can be
trained and subsequently recruited for acting as
local guides," the note stated. The input has been shared with intelligence
agencies such as the Research and Analysis Wing
(R&AW) and Military Intelligence. Keeping in mind the high threat perception, even
the Border Security Force has been alerted about
the possibility of infiltrations and similar attacks
on the Jammu border.
Meanwhile, the man responsible for the
beheading of one Indian soldier in Mendhar has
been identified by intelligence agencies. The
recent note claimed that "Anwar Khan, a local
guide, was rewarded Rs 5 lakh by Colonel
Siddiqui of Pak ISI". Sources said this is not the first time Khan had
been involved in such a gruesome act. In 1996,
he was responsible for the beheading of an
Indian Army captain in the same area. Former
Naval officer and security expert, Commodore
Uday Bhaskar said such pacts between the Pakistan Army and non-regulars take place often. "This was highlighted during the Kargil war
when (Gen Pervez) Musharraf rewarded Ilyas
Kashmiri for beheading an Indian soldier,"
Commodore Bhaskar said. According to the intelligence input, a meeting
between senior officers of the Pakistan Army's
Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) and commanders
of some terror groups was held at Rawalkote in
*** where the cash rewards were announced. Intelligence sources said that LeT chief and
Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed was
there, along with Hizbul Mujahideen supremo
Syed Salahuddin.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahom...unters-planning-beheadings.html#axzz2JfJM0m5D
between neighbours India and Pakistan after the
barbaric killing of two Indian soldiers, chilling
reports have revealed the Pakistan Army's
sinister design to carry out more such attacks. A note based on ground intelligence in the
aftermath of the January 8 killing and subsequent
beheading of one jawan shows that the Pakistan
Army has been making lucrative offers to
mercenaries, who are being called "local guides",
to launch an offensive against the Indian Army. According to the intelligence input, the Pakistan
Army has been offering as much as Rs 5 lakh in
cash to these mercenaries to carry out the
beheading of Indian soldiers.
If the intelligence inputs are an
indicator of the Pakistan Army's
plans, the recent offensive is
unlikely to be the last one. The intelligence note on the
Pakistan Army's incentives to
mercenaries also revealed the
rewards offered for different
categories of attack. The intelligence input said that
local guides who assist the
border action teams of the
Pakistan Army would be
awarded Rs 5 lakh for
beheading, Rs 10,000 for killing an Indian soldier in sniper fire
and Rs 5,000 for planting a
mine. Moreover, a guide can be paid
between Rs 2,000 and Rs
12,000 for being part of the operation. "Pak army units have been asked to recruit locals
from villages near the LoC so that they can be
trained and subsequently recruited for acting as
local guides," the note stated. The input has been shared with intelligence
agencies such as the Research and Analysis Wing
(R&AW) and Military Intelligence. Keeping in mind the high threat perception, even
the Border Security Force has been alerted about
the possibility of infiltrations and similar attacks
on the Jammu border.
Meanwhile, the man responsible for the
beheading of one Indian soldier in Mendhar has
been identified by intelligence agencies. The
recent note claimed that "Anwar Khan, a local
guide, was rewarded Rs 5 lakh by Colonel
Siddiqui of Pak ISI". Sources said this is not the first time Khan had
been involved in such a gruesome act. In 1996,
he was responsible for the beheading of an
Indian Army captain in the same area. Former
Naval officer and security expert, Commodore
Uday Bhaskar said such pacts between the Pakistan Army and non-regulars take place often. "This was highlighted during the Kargil war
when (Gen Pervez) Musharraf rewarded Ilyas
Kashmiri for beheading an Indian soldier,"
Commodore Bhaskar said. According to the intelligence input, a meeting
between senior officers of the Pakistan Army's
Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) and commanders
of some terror groups was held at Rawalkote in
*** where the cash rewards were announced. Intelligence sources said that LeT chief and
Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed was
there, along with Hizbul Mujahideen supremo
Syed Salahuddin.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahom...unters-planning-beheadings.html#axzz2JfJM0m5D
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