15 terrorists have sneaked in: DGP warned on Dec 26
Punjab’s DGP, Intelligence, Anil Kumar had alerted the police force in all districts on December 26 that 15 terrorists owing allegiance to Pakistani terrorist outfits had entered India.
Indian army soldiers stand guard near the Indian Air Force (IAF) base at Pathankot in Punjab, India, January 3, 2016. A gold medal-winning Indian shooter was among 10 people killed in an audacious pre-dawn assault on the air force base, officials said on Sunday as troops worked to clear the compound near India's border with Pakistan after a 15-hour gunbattle. REUTERS/Mukesh Gupta
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Punjab Police had specific information in the last week of December that 15 terrorists had entered Punjab from Pakistan and asked all districts to be vigilant while warning of a New Year’s eve attack.
Punjab’s DGP, Intelligence, Anil Kumar had alerted the police force in all districts on December 26 that 15 terrorists owing allegiance to Pakistani terrorist outfits had entered India. Kumar had warned the police force about a possible terror attack on December 31. After the intelligence alert, the state sent an alert to BSF officials also. The DGP also asked the district police heads to step up security at all the places that could be possible targets. Kanchan Vasdev
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