Indian subversive activities on the line of control have come to surface.

According to security sources, India is attempting to carry out sabotage activities through the transportation and use of IEDs along the Line of Control.

There has been an increase in incidents of Indian IEDs being found and detonated in areas such as Chakothi, Neza Pir, Chari Kot, Rakh Chikri, Dewa, Battal, Kot Kotera and other areas.

As a result of these Indian IED explosions, several innocent civilians have been injured and martyred.

 India has a long history of unprovoked firing on unarmed civilians and engaging in subversive activities along the Line of Control.

According to security sources, there has been an increase in subversive activities by India along the Line of Control for an extended period.  Between 4th and 6th February this year, four Indian IEDs were recovered in the Battal sector and Rawalakot area, while an explosion resulted in the martyrdom of one civilian.

The security sources further stated that the Indian Army violated the ceasefire in the Dewa and Bagsar sectors, resulting in the injury of two soldiers. Pakistan has also shared evidence of these Indian subversive activities with United Nations officials present in these areas.

Defense experts said that India's violation of ceasefire agreements, the planting of IEDs, and the trafficking of weapons pose a serious threat to peace and security in the region.

The defense experts said these Indian Army's tactics are primarily an attempt to cover up its failures in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

They said that ceasefire violations by India are aimed at provoking Pakistan and harass the Kashmiri people. They also referred to Indian involvement in subversive activities in the US, Canada, Britain and Australia.