Pakistan’s new ‘nefarious’ Conspiracy! Lashkar-e-Taiba is opening 2 training centers for women; Agencies on high alert

Pakistan News In Hindi: A big and dangerous preparation of Pakistan-based terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) has been revealed. According to intelligence reports, this terrorist organization is now going to build two new training centers to actively involve women in terrorist activities. These centers are called ‘Markaz’ Will be developed as a training center where women will be trained for various activities associated with the organization. After this revelation, security agencies in India are on full alert.

Big change in strategy, now ‘OGW’ women will become

This move signals a major change in Lashkar-e-Taiba’s traditional strategy. Till now the organization has been using its women’s wing only for political mobilization and publicity on social media. But now, recent comments by women’s wing chief Iffat Sayeed indicate that women are being treated as ‘over ground workers’ (OGW) can be included in important roles.

What is the danger of OGW network?

People in the OGW network are not directly involved in attacks with weapons but they provide the ‘backbone’ for terrorist organizations. Let’s work. They provide support on the ground, gather intelligence, provide safe havens and provide logistics. Security experts believe that inclusion of women in this network is part of Lashkar’s strategic expansion because they are not easily suspected by the security forces.

India’s increased concern

This new strategy of Lashkar-e-Taiba has increased the concern of Indian security agencies and has put them on alert mode. Especially in Jammu and Kashmir and border areas, the threat of infiltration, logistics support and leakage of sensitive information through the Women Overground Worker (OGW) network is being considered more serious.

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Agencies fear that such networks can be used to indirectly support terrorist activities, monitor the movement of security forces and garner help at the local level. In view of this, intelligence and security agencies are keeping a close watch on the suspicious training centres, the people associated with them and their activities.