"How can the terrorists try to infiltrate the Indian border without the support or knowledge of the armed forces of Pakistan?" Antony asked.
He said the infiltrations cannot take place without the tacit support of Pakistan.
Another factor of concern, he said, is that the infiltrators are better equipped and prepared for a long haul inside India.
Spike in ceasefire violations has Pakistan's support, says Antony
New Delhi: Defence Minister A.K. Antony Wednesday voiced "serious concern" over an "unusual increase" in ceasefire violations on the border with Pakistan, which he said cannot take place without the "tacit support" of the Pakistani
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