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India Boosts Counter-Terror Security Amid Pakistan's Internal Turmoil & Attack Alerts

India's security establishment, as per sources, has raised concerns over the shifting dynamics in Pakistani territory. (PTI)

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News18•05-03-2026, 11:06

India Boosts Counter-Terror Security Amid Pakistan's Internal Turmoil & Attack Alerts

•India tightens security grid following intelligence warnings of Pakistan-sponsored terror threats targeting Mumbai, Delhi, and Jammu & Kashmir.
•Threat linked to Pakistan's deteriorating internal situation, including military confrontation with Afghanistan and insurgency in Balochistan.
•Maharashtra ATS conducted raids in Mumbai; an infiltration bid was foiled at Bhimber Gali along the LoC on March 4.
•High-level security reviews held in Jammu & Kashmir by Lt Governor and Northern Command chief Lt Gen Pratik Sharma.
•Pakistan is battling on two fronts: airstrikes and retaliatory attacks with Afghanistan, and a major BLA insurgency in Balochistan.

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