Pakistani Army panics after PM Modi's stern message on terrorism, deploys additional troops to border
Islamabad: An state of apparent panic has spread across Pakistan after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's stern message to "patrons of terrorism" in the neighbouring country on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas on Friday. Pakistani soldiers seen with terrorists Currently, Indian security agencies have credible information that terrorists have amassed, along with Pakistani Army officials and members of the Special Service Group Border Action Team, in the areas of Goi, Thandi Kassi, Mathriyani, Balawali Dhok, Mandhol, Kolu ki Dheri, Sakriya, Kotli, Mochi Mohra, Green bump, Polar and Mohra in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. While paying homage to Kargil war martyrs at the Dras War Memorial to mark the 25th anniversary of India's victory over Pakistan in the 1999 war, PM Modi sent a strong message to Pakistan's "masters of terror" that their evil designs will never succeed. ALSO READ | PM's stern message to Pakistan on Kargil Vijay Diwas: 'Masters of terror can hear from me directly'
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