Pakistan’s ISI planning to poison ration stock of armed forces: IB issues warning

Pakistan’s ISI planning to poison ration stock of armed forces: IB issues warning

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Wednesday, May 29, 2019, 01:42 AM IST
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Security has been increased once again near Jammu and Kashmir Army camps, but this time it’s not for any air strikes or ceasefire, it’s because intelligence has recently warned that the Pakistan’s ISI and their agents are planning on mixing poison in the ration stocks of security forces.

According to oneindia.com, the intelligence says that they got the information from chatter that was floated, in which it was suggested that the ration of the Indian Army in Jammu and Kashmir will be poisoned.

Intelligence has claimed to have increased the security of the ration depots situated near LoC and they are also taking some measures to prevent it from happening. The Intelligence also stated that all the already stored ration and the new rations is being checked by a team of specialists.

Recently, IAF pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, captured by Pakistanis two days ago after his MiG-21 crashed in Pakistani territory, returned to India on Friday night. Dressed in a blue coat, grey trousers and a white shirt, he was received by the senior Border Security Force officers at Zero Line that marks the India-Pakistan land border.

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