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Pak installs radars on LoC to aid infiltration
According to highly placed intelligence sources, the Pakistan Army has recently installed eight low-level radars along the LoC in North Kashmirthe area through which the recent infiltrations took place near Kupwara.The principal radar, of a Chinese make, has been positioned at Tangdhar, very near to the Indian Armys Eagle Post. The other seven radars are scattered along other nearby sectors of North Kashmir. Sources have told Headlines Today that the radars are technically calibrated to detect major movements of troops or machinery and weapons. They can even terrain hugging helicopters. Experts believe the radars would give the Pakistan Army, and through them, Lashkar militants, a clear picture of where and when to intrude. The radars can also track which patrolling gaps can be exploited and how much warlike stores would be feasible to carry. While infiltration is nothing new, what is different is the Pakistan Army facilitating the logistics of the ongoing militant activity in Kupwara. The rapid deployment of these radars is a proof against the sinister designs of the Pakistani army. The agenda is simple, to get as many militants in with as less fuss as possible. These men can then lie low for some time before strike during elections. Clearly the ISI planned army executed low-cost war against India shows no signs of stopping. Indeed, the establishment now appears to be investing in high technology equipment that will actually make intruding militants into India much easier. Posted by: john frum 2009-03-26 |
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