India planning false flag operation, Pakistan's Armed Forces on high alert, say sources

Defense sources say Delhi planning attack along the LoC to divert attention from growing farmers' protest, other matters

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According to defense sources, India is preparing for an attack along the Line of Control (LoC) and on the India-Pakistan Working Boundary. Photo: File

India is once again preparing to destroy peace in the region by starting a false flag operation against Pakistan in a bid to divert attention from internal and external pressures that it faces following its embarrassing defeat in Ladakh and Dokalam.

According to credible sources, India has been preparing for an attack on the Line of Control (LoC) and on the India-Pakistan Working Boundary. 

Owing to the possibility of an attack, Pakistan's Armed Forces have been placed on high alert. 

The sources said that India can resort to a border action or a surgical strike as part of its false flag operation.

The move is being planned to divert the attention of its public from several of its serious internal problems, including the mistreatment of minorities, farmers' protests, its growing atrocities in occupied Kashmir and the resultant criticism from international media and institutions.  

Pakistan Army troops responded in kind to Indian aggression in the Khuiratta Sector along the Line of Control (LoC) earlier the same day, dealing heavy losses to the Indian Army in terms of men and material.

Two soldiers of the Pakistan Army, Lance Naik Tariq and Sepoy Zaroof embraced martyrdom in the exchange of fire while fighting valiantly, Inter-Services Public Relations said.  

In 2016, India had laid claim to conducting a surgical strike (without evidence) on the LoC. 

Similarly, on February 26, 2019, the country had tried launching a similar operation against Pakistan but failed spectacularly when two of its own planes were shot down in retaliatory action and a pilot captured by Pakistani troops.