In the last few months, incidents of targeted killings have increased rapidly in Jammu and Kashmir. In the last one month, so far 9 people have been targeted for killing. In this, terrorists have especially targeted migrant laborers, Kashmiri Pandits and off-duty policemen.
Pakistan is believed to be behind these targeted killings in Kashmir, which is working on a plan to spread unrest in the Valley by providing arms and money to local terrorists.
In such a situation, let us know what is the Pakistani plan of targeted killing in the valley? Which weapons are being used in this? Which terrorist organizations are involved in this?
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What is Pakistani 'Operation Red Wave' of Targeted Killing
There have been targeted killings of 16 people in Kashmir since January this year. Targeted killing means targeting and killing certain individuals. During the last few months in Kashmir, terrorists have targeted and killed Kashmiri Pandits and migrant laborers.
According to reports, Pakistan is running Operation Red Wave for targeted killings in Kashmir. Earlier, Pakistan had launched Operation Tupak or Topak in the 1980s-90s to spread terrorism in Kashmir. The recent attacks on Kashmiri Pandits have brought back memories of large-scale attacks on Kashmiri Pandits in the 90s and their being forced to leave the Valley.
According to reports, like in the 90s, this time too, Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI is behind these incidents, which has prepared a hit-list of Kashmiri Pandits to create unrest in the Valley.
The list includes Kashmiri Pandits who returned to Kashmir in recent years or stayed in Kashmir in the 1990s. It is believed that under the same hit-list of ISI, on May 12 this year, terrorists killed Rahul Bhatt and last year prominent businessman Makhan Lal Bindru, both of whom were Kashmiri Pandits.
According to intelligence agencies, for targeted killings, Pakistan is using local Kashmiri youths who do not have any prior criminal record. By getting targeted killings done through these youths, the masterminds sitting in Pakistan can easily avoid their involvement by calling it a local matter.
Who are the hybrid terrorists who are doing targeted killings for some money and drugs?
Experts say that after the recent stringent action on separatists and the sentence of life imprisonment to Yasin Malik, terrorist organizations are furious. They are doing targeted killings to create fear in the valley.
Hybrid terrorists are carrying out these targeted killings. Hybrid terrorists are mostly young people. These people live among the common people. They carry out targeted killings for some money and drugs. These hybrid terrorists are brainwashed by Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI.
The attacks of hybrid terrorists have increased after curbing infiltration from across the border. These terrorists are associated with The Resistance Front ie TRF. TRF is an organization affiliated to Lashkar. In this, the youth of Jammu and Kashmir are being recruited and they are being trained to attack.
Members of the Jammu and Kashmir Teachers Association protest in Jammu against the targeted killing of teacher Rajni Bala in Kashmir.
Members of the Jammu and Kashmir Teachers Association protest in Jammu against the targeted killing of teacher Rajni Bala in Kashmir.
How terrorist organizations choose hybrid terrorists
Hybrid terrorists are local youths with no criminal record. On the orders of their masters, they bring pistols and attack and escape. After that start living a normal life. In such a situation, it is very difficult for the security agencies to identify them.
These terrorists are recruited online. Online training is also given. After this they are sent to attack the common people. Earlier, where 3-4 terrorists were involved in carrying out an attack, now 1-2 terrorists do this work.
Use of small arms not big in targeted killing
According to reports, small arms like pistols are being used instead of big weapons like AK-47 rifles in targeted killings in Kashmir. These pistols are dropped on the border through drones, from where they reach the local terrorists. Police believe that these weapons are dropped from Pakistan through drones on the Jammu and Punjab border, from where they reach the Kashmir Valley.
In the last week of May, the Srinagar Police had arrested two hybrid terrorists Sajjad Gul and Saifullah Sajid Jatt of TRF, the local branch of the terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba. A consignment of weapons was seized from both of them, which they had to deliver to the people planning targeted killing in Srinagar. Apart from 15 pistols, 30 magazines, 300 rounds of bullets and a silencer were also recovered from these two terrorists.
The weapons recovered with the terrorists included the US-made Stoeger STR-9S Combat Pistol. Earlier in January this year, two consignments with silencers were caught.
According to the police, more than 100 pistols have been recovered from Kashmir in the first four months of this year. The recovery of a large number of small arms with silencers means very little training.
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