Archive · 30 Dec 2025
Indian Forces Intensify Border Security Amid Terror Threat
The Indian Army and BSF are working very hard to catch terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir.
There are about 30-35 terrorists hiding in the mountains, and 80 more are waiting to cross the border.
The terrorists are taking a big risk by trying to do something bad even though it's very cold and foggy.
The Indian forces have set up special bases in the snow and are using high-tech devices to watch the border.
They are ready to stop any terrorists who try to come into India.
The women soldiers of the BSF are also helping to keep the border safe.
The terrorists are being careful and not talking much to avoid being caught.
The Indian forces are working together to make sure that the citizens of India can celebrate the New Year in peace.
Indian Army and BSF have intensified operations to counter terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir during the freezing phase of Chillai Kalan and New Year period.
Terrorists have changed their usual pattern by operating in harsh weather and isolating themselves at higher altitudes instead of taking shelter in local homes.
Security agencies believe the terrorists are taking a big risk and are likely to attempt a low-scale attack, indicating desperation.
Operation Sindoor has crippled terror infrastructure, leading Pakistan to activate existing terrorists in the Valley and push new infiltrators under the cover of fog.
The Indian Army and BSF have intensified operations, set up snowbound bases, and strengthened the counter-infiltration grid to counter the terrorists despite harsh weather and treacherous terrains.
- Who
- Indian Army, BSF, and 30-35 Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists (with 80 more waiting to cross)
- What
- Major operation to pin down terrorists and intensified border security
- When
- Ongoing operation since last week, during Chillai Kalan (Dec 21 - Jan 31) and New Year period
- Where
- Doda and Kishtwar belt, Jammu and Kashmir, and International Border/LoC
- Why
- Terrorists are taking a risk to carry out a low-scale attack despite harsh weather, possibly due to desperation and to raise morale among cadres, while Pakistan may try to push in more terrorists under the cover of fog
- Number of terrorists
- 30-35 (Indian Army operation) and 80 (waiting to cross)
- Location
- Doda and Kishtwar belt, Jammu and Kashmir, and International Border/LoC
- Terrorist groups
- Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba
- Operation name
- Operation Sindoor
- Weather condition
- Chillai Kalan (freezing phase) and dense fog
- Pakistan's strategy
- Activating existing terrorists and pushing new infiltrators
- Security forces' strategy
- Intensified operations, snowbound bases, and strengthened counter-infiltration grid
Sources
Agencies flag unusual winter risk taken by terrorists in J&K
Kashmir Valley sees gradual tourism revival as winter festivals and snowfall raise New Year hopes
Fog, Extreme Cold Or New Year, BSF Does Not Blink: NDTV Ground Report
LeT, JeM plot stronger comeback using rallies and AI propaganda
