Gilgit-Baltistan's Indian Twitter account created: thousands of followers in hours

- Pakistan deploys 'Mujahideen Battalion' on border as India launches offensive against militant outfits

New delhi date. 12 May 2020, Tuesday

Gilgit-Baltistan became an Indian Twitter account. Within hours, thousands of Indians began following the account. The profile picture of POK's Twitter account has Satyamev Jayate's posture. So the cover picture has triangles.

Gilgit-Baltistan's Indian Twitter account was launched. A Twitter account has been set up under the name 'Gilgit-Baltistan, Ladakh (Union Territory), India'. The official Twitter account of Gilgit-Baltistan, Ladakh, India has been clarified.

Opened a Twitter account that immediately had thousands of followers. The Twitter account follows 200 accounts, including profiles of PM Modi as well as PMOs. Videos from the Gilgit-Baltistan and Ladakh Weather Report were also shared.

Meanwhile, India has deployed a Mujahideen battalion on the border with Pakistan, which has been in a frenzy after launching an offensive against militant groups. The Mujahideen Force is Pakistan's paramilitary force. It was formed in 19.

With the help of this mujahideen force, the Pakistani army is likely to fire more. With the help of this force, Pakistan will increase its efforts to infiltrate terrorists by firing in sectors like Uri, Rajouri, Poonch, Mendhar. Pakistan has deployed the force at four POK locations. By deploying this force near the launch pads of terrorist organizations like Jaish-e-Mohammed, Pakistan is clearly providing army cover to the terrorists. The Pakistani government has deployed this force to infiltrate terrorists into India. According to intelligence agencies, Pakistan will become more active on the border in the coming days to infiltrate terrorists.