New Delhi: Indian Military Commanders admit monitors along Line of Control with Pakistan have fallen silent.
The Indian Army’s monitors along the Line of Control with Pakistan have fallen silent for over two months now, affecting intelligence operations, senior officials aware of the development said.People In Pakistan Buy These Copycat, Wireless EarphonesEchoBeat25 Most Dangerous Cities in The World for TravelersTrip Minutesby TaboolaSponsored LinksPM Imran Khan held important meeting with Iranian Supreme Commander Khamenei in Tehran
The monitors fell silent soon after Article 370 was effectively revoked in Jammu & Kashmir on August 5. “The frequency on border communication have been changed and we have not been able to crack the new one,” one official said on the condition of anonymity.
“We have been trying to intercept commands but have not been successful yet,’’ said another official who asked not to be named, Hindustan Times has reported.Pakistan PM Khan and Iranian President Rouhani hold important joint press conference
There is concern in the highest levels of government over this silence especially because “we know that messages are being sent to militants in the Valley”, said a third official who also asked not to be named.
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