Indian Army in Action

Indian Army is in action.

Keeping an eye on terrorist activities and infiltration, Indian Army, in the last one week has destroyed six such Pakistani posts engaged in, or used by their personnel for launching Border Action Team actions and helping terrorist infiltration across the border giving them a tough time.

“The units and formations are keeping an eye on the activities of the Pakistan Army positions which are active in launching BAT actions or firing against our personnel and if required, we will take necessary steps to prevent any harm to us,” sources said.

The Army had launched a massive retaliation three days ago on a Pakistani post in Uri sector besides launching similar strikes against five more Pakistani positions in the Rampur, Haji Pir and Leepa Valley sectors and the rocket attacks had brought down the positions completely there, the sources added. 15 Corps commander Lt Gen Anil Bhatt, who was till recently the DGMO in the Army headquarters, has given operational freedom to the local commanders for carrying out actions against enemy posts.

Sources also said that the army has been given a free hand by the government, which is now taking action against terrorist launch pads and Pakistan Army posts supporting infiltration into India.

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