ISI orders 60 Taliban militants to enter India

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ISI orders 60 Taliban militants to enter India

NDTV Correspondent, Tuesday October 6, 2009, Srinagar

There are intelligence inputs that 60 Taliban militants are waiting to enter India. They are among 350 militants housed in camps in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir.

The fighters have allegedly been told by Pakistan's ISI to enter India or face jail, sources say.

Extra vigil on the International border and Line of Control has been ordered. Intelligence sources say that the next 15 days are key for India to prevent the militants from entering the country.

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Tags: border, Infiltration, Taliban

Posted by kmsivararaman on Oct 15, 2009

day and time is not given because it is left to the militants to take the call

Posted by S Menon on Oct 07, 2009

Surprising!! No one is bothered who enters or leaves India unless it actually hurts us physically and financially.

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