About 100 members of banned terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), who were released from Afghan prisons by the Taliban, have joined back the terror outfit and are planning to launch attacks in India, as per the information gathered by security agencies.
The security agencies have come across social media posts that were connected to JeM, where the chief of the terror outfit, Masood Azhar, was seen encouraging the cadres to prepare for attacks in Jammu and Kashmir following the Afghanistan victory.
“At the institutions controlled by the terror outfit, sermons given to the followers last week revolved around the same theme,” said a security agency official.
“Senior functionaries of the JeM and the Taliban have already held meetings. The JeM has been assured of all the support in carrying out its activities targeting India. The developments in Afghanistan will also embolden Pakistani forces, which facilitate infiltration of terrorists,” the official further stated.
