Islamabad: There is anger in India after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, while Pakistan has an atmosphere of fear. Pakistan's military administration has canceled the holidays of all its soldiers with immediate effect and ordered 11 core and 12 core commanders posted on the Balochistan and Afghanistan border to deploy a large number of soldiers under 10 core commanders, near the India-Pakistan border.
After the Pahalgam incident, Pakistan is concerned that India can take a big step. Therefore, he has withdrawn soldiers struggling with terrorism in Afghanistan border and Balochistan to deploy them on the border. Till now Pakistan did not deploy more soldiers on the Indo-Pak border as there was no infiltration or firing from there, but it has taken this step due to changing the situation.
Explain that Pakistan had deployed most of its soldiers on the Afghanistan border, as there are frequent firing incidents and the Taliban is also doing construction work in that area. But after the incident in Pahalgam, there was a concern among the military officials of Pakistan that India could plan a major military action. For this reason, Pakistan has ordered most of the soldiers of the 11th core in Peshawar and the 12th core at Quetta to the 10th core, which is stationed on the India-Pakistan border.
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According to the information received, the army administration has canceled all its military employees' holidays. Along with this, the core commanders have been ordered not to be discharged to any military personnel in the coming days, until the next order comes.
At the same time, Pakistan's army has increased its deployment and number of soldiers on the Line of Control (LOC). Because he is afraid that India can take big military action against him at any time. In this situation, Pakistan is instructing its soldiers to monitor by staying in the bunkers.
Actually, Pakistan is worried about security on Loc as well as international border. The Army Chief of Pakistan has directed the 10th core at Rawalpindi to remain alert. In addition, the army of Sealkot Division, located near the international border, has also been asked to be vigilant, whose headquarters are located in Gujranwala.
