JeM planning Pathankot-II: Military intel

May 25, 2016 09:06

Terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed is planning to strike north Indian cities, like the one carried out in Punjab's Pathankot air base, with help from Pakistan's ISI and the Indian Mujahideen, which also operates from the neighbouring nation, a media report said, citing military intelligence.

JeM's associates have started a recce of north Indian cities to replicate Pathankot-style attack, the Times of India reported, citing a military intelligence report said to be submitted to the Punjab government.

Quoting the intelligence report, TOI said that JeM commander Awais Mohammed is planning to enter India from Malaysia to carry out fresh attacks. Awais, who reportedly hails from Okara in Pakistan, has been tasked with monitoring the fresh strikes.

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