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Pakistan Again Builds Terrorist Camp in Balakot: Army Chief

Army Chief General Bipin Rawat has said that Pakistan has again builds terrorist camp in Balakot

Shivani Alakh

Pakistan has once again activated terrorist bases in Balakot. General Bipin Rawat has said that Pakistan has once again made terrorist camps active in Balakot. Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said that Pakistan has recently reactivated Balakot and on this way it is preparing to infiltrate about 500 terrorists.

The army chief said that Pakistan has made Balakot very active. This shows that Balakot was devastated and that was the reason that the terrorists fled from there and now it has been reactivated. The army chief said that the Indian Air Force had destroyed the Jaish hideouts in Balakot, but terrorist camps have been set up again there.

Following the terrorist attack on CRPF personnel in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir on 14 February this year, the Indian Air Force targeted and killed the Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist hideout in Balakot on 26 February. Pakistan had said that India's claim was false and that there was no terrorist hideout. But now after the news of the terrorist hideout being activated once again, Pakistan's lies have been revealed to everyone.

Speaking on the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat has said that the contact between the terrorists in the Kashmir Valley and their handlers in Pakistan has now been lost and due to this the terrorist incidents in Kashmir have stopped. At the same time, General Bipin Rawat said that the contact between the terrorists has been lost but the contact between the Awam in Kashmir has not been broken at all.

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