Jaish-e-Mohammed now builds terror base in Afghanistan, 400 terrorists ready for Kashmir, deployment with Taliban

Jaish-e-Mohammed now builds terror base in Afghanistan, 400 terrorists ready for Kashmir, deployment with Taliban

Jaish-e-Mohammed, a terrorist organization targeting Jammu and Kashmir, has prepared 400 terrorists in its camps in Afghanistan. They have been deployed in Talibani units before being sent to Kashmir Valley. People aware of this matter have given information to Hindustan Times. 

Afghanistan's security personnel suddenly saw a tar camp of it last month when they were on an anti-terrorist mission on 12 April. After interrogating the terrorists arrested from here, it was found that there are half a dozen camps here. Anti-terror officials in Delhi and Kabul said that Jaish-e-Mohammed has prepared 400 terrorists here. These camps have been launched after the agreement between the US and the Taliban on 29 February. 

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"These Jaish militants have been deployed along with Taliban units in eastern Afghanistan's Khost to Jalalabad and Kandhar province bordering Pakistan," said an anti-terror officer present in Kabul. Officials said Pakistani intelligence agency ISI Taliban And there is a coordination between Jaish-e-Mohammed. According to some intelligence reports, Lashkar-e-Taiba has also sent its terrorists to Jaish's camp for training. 

Jerar militant Jerar, who was arrested by the Afghan forces, said during interrogation that training, weapons and support are being provided by the Pakistan Army in these camps. He said that many terrorists managed to escape in the cover fire of the Pakistani Army. Jerar has been identified as a resident of Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. He was arrested on 15 April.

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The terrorist organization formed by Maulana Masood Azhar is being run by his younger brother Mufti Abdul Rauf Ashgar, as Masood, who is included in the United Nations' global terrorist list, is said to be ill. Diplomats present in Kabul say that Ibrahim Azhar, the elder brother of Masood Azhar, has been seen in the city of Ghazni in central Afghanistan. It may be that it is trying to strengthen ties with the Taliban.

This operation, which lasted for two days, revealed to the security forces how Jaish has built its bases in Afghanistan. Security forces targeted the Jaish camp in Momand Dara district of Nangarhar province in collaboration with the Taliban. Around 14 Jaish terrorists were killed and the weapon depot destroyed.