A 150-metre long underground tunnel suspected to be used by four Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists for infiltration from Pakistan was detected by the BSF at the International Border in J&K’s Samba district on Sunday, DGP Dilbag Singh said.
The four Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists, who were killed during the Nagrota encounter, had targeted political leaders of Kashmir.
The terrorists had infiltrated into Jammu and Kashmir with an intention of carrying out something big to coincide with the anniversary of the 26/11 attacks.
General VK Singh said that the huge cache of arms and ammunition recovered from terrorists following the Nagrota encounter clearly pointed towards attempts to disturb the local body polls in Kashmir.
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