New Delhi: For the last 10 days, where the State Governments have been asked to make foolproof arrangements for the Supreme Court's Ayodhya land dispute. At the same time, information is being received from the Dark Web about the possible terrorist attacks of the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed based in Pakistan. Many intelligence agencies have warned the government that Jaish can carry out many terrorist incidents. A senior officer has given this information.
The Military Intelligence, The Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and the Intelligence Bureau (IB) have issued an alert to the government about possible terrorist attacks. A senior official said, "It shows the seriousness of the danger." He has stated that, 'Each of these agencies has personally reached the same conclusion'. The Supreme Court verdict has come on Ayodhya, which makes the possibility of terrorist attacks by terror groups of Pakistan very high. Another senior official has said that "terrorists want to spoil communal harmony".
When coded communications were merged with other agencies in the terrorists' dark web, security agencies came to the conclusion of what preparations should be made to deal with potential attacks. Terrorists can target Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh. Security agencies have been on high alert since August 5. On this date the Indian state was stripped of special state status from Jammu and Kashmir.
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