Nagarota militants were in contact with M's handlers, Masood Azhar's brother was guiding people

- Digital mobile radio made in Pakistan was also found

Nagarota (Jammu and Kashmir) Saturday 21st November 2020

In Jammu and Kashmir's Nagarota on Thursday morning, the four militants who were hiding in a truck and shot dead were in contact with their handlers sitting in Pakistan.

The material seized by the security forces included a digital mobile radio made by a Pakistani company called Micro Electronics through which the terrorists were in direct contact with their masterminds. It is pertinent to mention here that even during the 2008-09 sea attack on the Mumbai metropolis, the terrorists were in direct contact with their bosses in Pakistan. The brother of the notorious terrorist Masood Azhar was guiding the people.

Looking at the messages stored on the digital mobile radio from the bodies of the terrorists, it was clear that the terrorists were in contact with their handlers. The terrorists were advancing in the manner in which orders were received from Pakistan. Security forces also seized a large quantity of explosives from the truck. It was clear from the explosives that the terrorists were about to carry out a major operation.