Pakistan Army has also reportedly shifted back the terrorist launch pads from approximately 600m-1.5km near the LoC to 7-8 km deep inside
Immediately after the terrorist attacks, the Pakistan Army swung into action and shifted terrorist leaders in the safe custody of Pakistan Army cantonments and bases. LeT Chief Hafiz Saeed and chief of Hizb-ul-Mujahideen Sayyed Salahuddin were shifted into formations under the Lahore-based IV Corps, according to top government sources.
Pakistan Army Special Forces commandos in plain clothes are providing them close security, sources added. Middle-rung terrorist leadership has also been held under close watch in Pak Army bases in Bahawalpur fearing surgical strikes against specific terrorist leaders. Pakistan Army has also shifted back the terrorist launch pads from approximately 600m-1.5km near the LoC to 7-8 km deep inside.
HEAVY COST FOR PAK'S ARMY LEADERSHIP
During the surgical strikes, there were atleast 10-15 terrorists and Pakistan Army handlers in each location. Highly placed government sources further said, the cost of such attacks for the Pakistan Army's leadership would be very heavy. The assessment reports available from Indian army field units which included radio conversations between various Pakistani formations showed maximum damage was inflicted on LeT, a banned terror group, at Dudniyal launch pad in Pakistanoccupied Kashmir (PoK) , opposite to Kupwara sector of North Kashmir, sources said.
After the successful strike inside the PoK, an effective radio monitoring and a strict vigil was maintained, the sources said, adding the wireless messages from radio intercepts of Pakistani army indicated that atleast 10 LeT terrorists had been killed during the multiple and synchronised surgical strikes on the four terror launch pads.
There was heavy movement of Pakistani army vehicles till the break of dawn and all the bodies were cleared off and taken away, the sources said. The Sources further added that as per the radio intercepts, there was a mass burial in the Neelum valley in PoK. As per fresh interception recorded by intelligence agencies, terrorists targeting soft targets like police stations are still active in Kashmir after the surgical strike.
Immediately after the terrorist attacks, the Pakistan Army swung into action and shifted terrorist leaders in the safe custody of Pakistan Army cantonments and bases. LeT Chief Hafiz Saeed and chief of Hizb-ul-Mujahideen Sayyed Salahuddin were shifted into formations under the Lahore-based IV Corps, according to top government sources.
Pakistan Army Special Forces commandos in plain clothes are providing them close security, sources added. Middle-rung terrorist leadership has also been held under close watch in Pak Army bases in Bahawalpur fearing surgical strikes against specific terrorist leaders. Pakistan Army has also shifted back the terrorist launch pads from approximately 600m-1.5km near the LoC to 7-8 km deep inside.
HEAVY COST FOR PAK'S ARMY LEADERSHIP
During the surgical strikes, there were atleast 10-15 terrorists and Pakistan Army handlers in each location. Highly placed government sources further said, the cost of such attacks for the Pakistan Army's leadership would be very heavy. The assessment reports available from Indian army field units which included radio conversations between various Pakistani formations showed maximum damage was inflicted on LeT, a banned terror group, at Dudniyal launch pad in Pakistanoccupied Kashmir (PoK) , opposite to Kupwara sector of North Kashmir, sources said.
After the successful strike inside the PoK, an effective radio monitoring and a strict vigil was maintained, the sources said, adding the wireless messages from radio intercepts of Pakistani army indicated that atleast 10 LeT terrorists had been killed during the multiple and synchronised surgical strikes on the four terror launch pads.
There was heavy movement of Pakistani army vehicles till the break of dawn and all the bodies were cleared off and taken away, the sources said. The Sources further added that as per the radio intercepts, there was a mass burial in the Neelum valley in PoK. As per fresh interception recorded by intelligence agencies, terrorists targeting soft targets like police stations are still active in Kashmir after the surgical strike.
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