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LeT plans strikes during Barack Obama visit

Posted December 22nd, 2014, 11:19 AM IST

LeT plans strikes during Barack Obama visit

New Delhi: Close on the heels of LeT founder Hafiz Saeed threatening India after Peshawar attack, the Indian intelligence agencies have warned New Delhi of desperate attempts being made by Pakistan terror groups to carry out a “spectacular strike” in the Valley.

Specific inputs available with filed formations of border guarding forces, shared with all central agencies reveal that four separate modules of Pakistan-backed terror outfits are positioned at multiple sensitive locations in JK.

According to the intelligence inputs, Lashkar e Tayyaba operatives are positioned at two different locations in Rajouri. The other two terror modules consist of LeT and Hizbul Mujahideen operatives are positioned along Samba and Hiranagar areas in the Jammu region.

The strikes, which are being planned at the behest of PAkistan’s ISI and Pakistani Army, are expected to coincide with U.S President Barack Obama’s India visit to draw “international attention “ to the Kashmir issue.

Another terror alert circulated among all central agencies reveal LeT’s gameplan to target the Samjhauta Express train and the Delhi-Lahore bus service. This input has been generated by the Multi Agency Centre (MAC) , functioning under the Intelligence Bureau.

Security sources said the American agencies have been briefed about these intelligence inputs due to the closer intel-sharing co-operation arrangement ahead of the President Obama’s visit.

The security brass feels that while Hafiz Saeed may want to draw attention to the Kashmir issue, the Pakistani government is aware that any major militant strike in India would dissipate very quickly any sympathy that Islamabad may have garnered from the international community after the Peshawar attack.

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