Editorial Perspective
It is imperative to thwart Pakistan’s attempts to incite violence in Punjab. To prevent the situation from spiralling out of control, as seen in Bengal, President’s rule should be imposed in Punjab at the earliest.
Baloch Liberation Army has dismissed Pak Army’s claim and said that more than 150 hostages are still in their custody. The organization has also claimed that more than 100 soldiers of the Pakistani army have been killed.
The daily unfolding events reveal the growing distress that instability in Bangladesh poses to India. This raises an important question – how vigilant is India in such circumstances ?
In a major operation at Batala, Gurdaspur Dist. the Punjab Police killed Mohit, the main accused in Jaintipur and Raimal bomb blast cases.
Sandeep Singh, a resident of Sardulgarh in Patiala had sent photographs of various military camps in Jammu, Punjab and Nashik and information about the deployment of weapons and officers, to the ISI.
Mohammad Zakriya is said to have been living in India for the last 25 years. He was engaged in terrorist activities under the pretext of a hotel or business.
India has presented substantial evidence of Pakistan’s involvement in numerous terror attacks, yet Pakistan refused to accept responsibility for any of it.
After the extradition of the terrorist, the Government is expected to try him in a fast- track court and hang to death, instead of bringing him back to feed him because of delayed action.
There is no surprise in this. Pakistan has been running many Jihadi terrorist organizations and carrying out terrorist operations in India for the last 35 years.
Investigations revealed that Jatinder procured 10 pistols from Madhya Pradesh and supplied them to terrorists in Punjab’s Landa and Batala regions.