IIOJK | Mujahideen have Modern Weapons & Drones, Guerilla War makes Indian Army Restless

The Indian government and the Indian army have been disturbed by the activities of the Kashmiri Mujahideen in Occupied Kashmir. The actions of the Mujahideen in Occupied Kashmir (IIOJK) have lowered the morale of the Indian military, which is shying away from confronting the Kashmiri Mujahideen.

Freedom fighters in Kashmir are using modern weapons, including M4 assault rifles and steel bullets, which are believed to have been obtained from US military equipment left behind in Afghanistan. These US weapons probably reached India from Afghanistan via Iran, which possibly indicates active smuggling networks through sea routes.

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Indian security forces face considerable challenges from the freedom fighters’ guerilla warfare tactics, which launch precise attacks and then withdraws into the rugged mountainous terrain where the Indian army is unable to locate them. This leads to the military torturing innocent Kashmiris in the name of search operations. The sanctity of the Chadro boundary is violated, the freedom fighters in occupied Kashmir have demonstrated better operational capabilities. Weapons, cash and other items are being delivered to Mujahideen in Occupied Kashmir using drones.

Notably, no significant activity has been detected near the Line of Control (LoC). Kashmiri militants have been using body cameras to record their operations, including the beheading of an Indian officer. Videos of the ambush are circulating on social media platforms. Indian military officials admit to difficulties in gathering intelligence about these groups, which makes tracking them difficult. This indicates a lack of local support for the military’s efforts.

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The conflict is spreading to new areas, such as Jammu province, a Hindu-majority region that used to have fewer Mujahideen attacks, but now we have seen an increase in Mujahideen attacks in Jammu. Unrest among various religious and ethnic groups is growing, with Sikh and Hindu communities also expressing dissatisfaction with Indian security forces. Militants are adopting flexible tactics, attacking and then disappearing rapidly, and Indian army officials have expressed concern over the increasingly unpredictable actions of the Kashmiri mujahideen, with some admitting to a sense of uneasiness and fear over the changing situation. is.

On the attacks of Indian Mujahideen in Jammu and Kashmir, The Guardian wrote that the new wave of attacks by Hurriyat militants in Kashmir before the elections surprised the Indian forces. The international media blew up the narrative of the Indian forces and the government, Alice Patterson wrote in the Guardian that the Hurriyat activists had chewed off the noses of the Indian soldiers. According to the article published in The Guardian, the Hurriyat fighters are more determined than ever, while the morale of the Indian security forces is at the lowest level. Kashmiri Mujahideen are using modern weapons. Indian forces have been surprised by the guerilla warfare tactics of the Kashmiri Mujahideen, in which the militants target their targets with precision and disappear into the rugged mountainous terrain.

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India’s opposition party, Congress, has also become angry with the Modi government over the increasing attacks by Mujahideen in Occupied Kashmir. Congress says that the Modi government has failed to stop the attacks of Mujahideen in Jammu and Kashmir, Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrineet said in a press conference at the party office in Srinagar that since Modi became the Prime Minister for the third term in Occupied Kashmir. There have been 25 attacks in both 98, Modi government had claimed that there will be peace in Kashmir but where is the peace now, in 25 attacks in 98 days 21 security personnel were killed while 28 were injured, there was peace in Jammu but Now there are also attacks.

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