12-13-2007, 01:01 AM
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PTI | Chennai
Posted online: December 12, 2007
Terming the present political situation in Pakistan as "volatile", a senior army officer on Wednesday said that Islamabad may turn its jehadis on India to divert attention from its internal crisis.
"While jehadis in Pakistan are now fighting the army in Balochistan, Swat and North Western Frontier Province, the same may be brainwashed and made to infiltrate in India," Lt Gen Noble Thamburaj, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Command, said.
This could be a tactic by Pakistan to "divert attention from its internal crisis," he said.
"India should be careful at this point as infiltrators may use the sea route through the Rann of Kutch or Maharashtra to infiltrate into India," Thamburaj said.
Responding to a query on Pakistan's latest test of Babar missile (Hatf VII), which is capable of carrying nuclear warhead, the Commanding-in-Chief said "Pakistan can fire a missile with a nuclear warhead at the slightest of provocations and therefore the US is constantly monitoring the country."
On the steps initiated by India to counter the growing threat from Pakistan's weapon arsenal, General Thamburaj said India was now focussing on strategic weapons to its existing weapons "with a lot of Research and Development happening in this regard," and recalled the recent successful testing of India's missile interceptor.
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Nothing new.
Naresji,
Thanks,
What our chief is saying is right but our civilian who are in comatose state will never react till they are getting hafta from Paki. they only listen to candlekisser at Wagha
PTI | Chennai
Posted online: December 12, 2007
Terming the present political situation in Pakistan as "volatile", a senior army officer on Wednesday said that Islamabad may turn its jehadis on India to divert attention from its internal crisis.
"While jehadis in Pakistan are now fighting the army in Balochistan, Swat and North Western Frontier Province, the same may be brainwashed and made to infiltrate in India," Lt Gen Noble Thamburaj, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Command, said.
This could be a tactic by Pakistan to "divert attention from its internal crisis," he said.
"India should be careful at this point as infiltrators may use the sea route through the Rann of Kutch or Maharashtra to infiltrate into India," Thamburaj said.
Responding to a query on Pakistan's latest test of Babar missile (Hatf VII), which is capable of carrying nuclear warhead, the Commanding-in-Chief said "Pakistan can fire a missile with a nuclear warhead at the slightest of provocations and therefore the US is constantly monitoring the country."
On the steps initiated by India to counter the growing threat from Pakistan's weapon arsenal, General Thamburaj said India was now focussing on strategic weapons to its existing weapons "with a lot of Research and Development happening in this regard," and recalled the recent successful testing of India's missile interceptor.
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Nothing new.
Naresji,
Thanks,
What our chief is saying is right but our civilian who are in comatose state will never react till they are getting hafta from Paki. they only listen to candlekisser at Wagha