The Indian Army has killed seven Pakistani intruders, including three soldiers from the Pakistani Army. According to media sources, the incident occurred on the night of February 4 near Krishna Ghati in the Poonch district during an attempted infiltration near the Line of Control (LoC).
Sources indicate that five of the intruders were neutralized during an operation targeting Pakistan's Border Action Team (BAT), which is known for its cross-border operations.
Terrorists involved may belong to Al Badr group
There are claims that the terrorists involved may belong to the Al Badr group. This infiltration attempt coincides with a statement from Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who said all issues with India will be resolved through dialogue.
On February 6, the day following the infiltration attempt, Prime Minister Sharif reiterated his commitment to talks. However, reports emerged that the government had authorized a rally for Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba in Rawalakot in PoK. During this rally, attendees reportedly displayed firearms and shouted anti-India slogans.
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